culture, politics and representation of names: review of the islamic republic of iran broadcasting in the 2000-2010
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Abstract
Discourse representation processes based on them, the ability of the person who caused the use of symbols, symbols and common language to engage with each other. This research is trying to analyze TV series of The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting in the 2000- 2010s based on cultural studies approach and the discourse of representation politics. Thus, the semantic discourse in politics, called the Irony in radio and television programs has created the processes that lead to weakening of the semantic representation Iranian names often it is through Irony. Thus, the semantic discourse in politics, called the Irony in radio and television programs has created the processes that lead to weakening often semantic representation Iranian names often it is through Irony.
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| Authors | ;Ali Ashraf Nazari;Ali Hassan Pour;Mohsen Hassan Pour |
| Journal | acta pharmaceutica |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.7508/ijcr.2012.20.001
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