In terms of analyzing the financial crisis, most of the researches had been done based on the traditional critical discourse analysis. Bickes, Otten and Weymann (2014) concentrate on the instances of metaphorical language in the news coverage of three international news magazines to investigate how these three media present the crisis differently. Fonseca and Ferreira (2015) adopted the Critical Discourse Analysis to explore the discursive legitimation strategies adopted by Portuguese government on its political actions response to a financial crisis.
Public discourse on crises is important as well because of their intrinsically mediate character. The considerable interpretive work that goes into denying the nature and boundaries of critical
Public discourse on crises is important as well because of their intrinsically mediate character. The considerable interpretive work that goes into denying the nature and boundaries of critical