Arabic-L:GEN:IPDA CFP

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Date: 20 Nov 2008
From:Issues in Political Discourse <ipda at indiana.edu>
Subject:IPDA CFP

*CALL FOR PAPERS*
September 8, 2008

IPDA: Vol. 3 No. 1

Issues in Political Discourse Analysis (IPDA) invites submissions for  
an issue entitled "Political Discourse in the United States" with an  
emphasis on contemporary political communication.  Possible topics  
include:

•       metaphorical usage
•       intertextuality
•       issues of anaphor
•       propaganda
•       issues relating to analogy
•       information structure
•       internet communication
•       issues relating to presupposition
•       issues relating to indirectness

Submissions must be received by DECEMBER 1, 2008 and should include  
author’s contact information. All submissions will be peer reviewed  
and authors will be contacted for revisions where necessary.   
Contributors are encouraged to make use of the journal’s guidelines  
for their submissions which can be viewed at www.indiana.edu/~ipda.   
For more information please see the website or email ipda at indiana.edu.
Thank you.

-Jonathan Anderson
Editorial Assistant
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Issues in Political Discourse Analysis
Memorial Hall 322
Bloomington, IN 47404
Ph: 812-856-7419
Fax: 812-855-5363
email: ipda at indiana.edu
Web site: http://www.indiana.edu/~ipda

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