readings for September and October

[Cícero Barbosa]

Hi Linnea, 

Well, I couldn´t get the articles you indicated. I could enter the
Blackwell homepage, find the Sociological Quarterly, but then nothing
else could be done. Is there any kind of password we must use to get
the articles?
Thanks, 
Cicero


2005/9/3, Linnea Micciulla <polyglot at bu.edu>:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> Shall we read this article for September?
> 
> Koller, V. (2005). "Critical discourse analysis and social cognition:
> evidence from business media discourse." Discourse & Society 16(2):
> 199-224.
> 
> As I mentioned earlier, the author would like to join us for the discussion
> - hopefully that won't make anyone extra shy about participating.
> 
> Also, since Blackwell is offering 2 months of free access to Sociological
> Quarterly, maybe October would be a good time to read another article from
> that journal.  I saw a number of articles that might be of interest to the
> group - does anyone want to look at any of the following?
> 
> "NO WEAPON SAVE ARGUMENT": Strategic Frame Amplification in the
> U.S. Woman Suffrage Movements. Holly J. McCammon, Lyndi Hewitt, Sandy Smith.
> The Sociological Quarterly, Vol. 45, Issue 3, pp. 529-556, 2004.
> 
> IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT FOR THE THINKING RACIST: A Case Study of
> Intellectualization as Stigma Transformation in Contemporary
> White Supremacist Discourse. Mitch Berbrier.  The Sociological Quarterly,
> Volume 40, Number 3, pages 411-433. 1999.
> 
> PEACENIKS AND WARMONGERS' FRAMING FRACAS ON THE HOME FRONT: Dominant and
> Opposition Discourse Interaction during the Persian Gulf Crisis. Roberta L.
> Coles. The Sociological Quarterly, Volume 39, Number 3, pages 369-391. 1998.
> 
> THE SYMBOLIC CONSTRUCTION OF RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES ON RUSSIAN
> NATIONAL TELEVISION. Philo C. Wasburn and Barbara Ruth Burke. The
> Sociological Quarterly, Volume 38, Number 4, pages 669-686. 1997.
> 
> Welcome to new members!  Please feel free to make suggestions for readings.
> 
> Best,
> Linnea
>