M Montgomery
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 11896 |
|---|---|
| NOME | M Montgomery |
| PRENOMES | M |
| SOBRENOME | Montgomery |
| ASSINATURA | MONTGOMERY M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Strathclyde |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8426-4817 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 248 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1979 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
Introduction
International audience
Taming Human Subjects
The experimental method is designed to secure the reliable attribution of causal relationships by means of controlled comparison across conditions. Doing so, however, depends upon the reduction of uncertainties and inconsistencies in the process of comparison; and this poses particularly significant challenges for the behavioral and social sciences because they work with human subjects, whose malleability and complexity often interact in unexpect…
From adversarialism to antagonism
The accountability interview in which a public figure is held to account for their statements or actions is a well-established armature in the delivery of broadcast news. In its broadcast canonical form it relies on questioning as an instrument for addressing issues of knowledge, responsibility, and the rightness of actions of those with public standing. However, shifts in questioning techniques have accelerated a movement towards argument in the…
Habeas Corpus? Cultural Keywords, Statistical Keywords, and the Role of a Corpus in their Identification
At the end of World War II, a young officer from the British army was granted immediate demobilization to return to Cambridge in order to complete his degree, which had been interrupted by the war. He had enlisted in the army in 1941 at the age of 20 and had led a unit of four tanks as part of the Guards Armoured Division during the battle for Normandy. After successfully completing his undergraduate degree on his return to Cambridge, he took a j…
Representation of Diverse Populations in Couple and Family Therapy Intervention Studies
Disparities in mental health care among marginalized populations have been well‐documented. Without research designed to study interventions for diverse populations, disparities in the quality of services will persist. A systematic review of articles evaluating couple and family therapy (CFT) interventions was conducted to evaluate the representation of diverse populations. More specifically, researchers sought to examine race/ethnicity, sexual o…
The microblogging discourse of disasters
This study explores how micro-bloggers react to disasters in social media by examining the discursive-semiotic activities activated in Twitter and Weibo in responding to the 2013 West explosion in the US and the 2015 Tianjin explosions in China. By analyzing 1322 Weibo posts and 1387 Twitter posts, the article shows how users of Twitter and Weibo mobilized alternative repertoires of representatives, expressives, directives, commissives and elicit…
Witnessing in crisis contexts in the social media age
This study explores how the act of witnessing takes distinctive discursive shape in social media in the context of large-scale disasters or crisis events. Drawing upon a set of microblogs posted on China’s most widely used social media platform, Weibo, immediately after one of China’s most serious industrial accidents, this study shows how witnessing manifests itself through individual eyewitness accounts foregrounding personal experience but con…
Populism in performance
Much commentary on the discourse of Donald Trump's populist appeal has tended to focus on his use of Twitter, to the relative neglect of his campaign rallies. Yet his campaign rallies during the presidential election were arguably crucial for delivering the votes which secured his victory. Members of his own team, and Trump himself, certainly thought so. Since the election Trump has continued to campaign in rallies in key states with increasing v…
Direct address and television news-reading
Post-truth politics
This paper focuses on aspects of the discourse of Donald Trump during his campaign for the U.S. Presidency. It argues that, although we can undoubtedly identify aspects of authoritarian populism in his campaign discourse, its appeal rested on more than its content. Indeed, although significant parts of the U.S. public sphere rejected many of his claims as lies, significant portions of the electorate found his words acceptable on some contrasting …
Chapter 2. The accountability interview, politics and change in UK public service broadcasting
Belligerent broadcasting and makeover television
This article looks at the significance of the practices of ‘belligerent broadcasting’ in the popular ‘trouble-shooting’ business television programme Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares, USA. Belligerent broadcasting is a broadcast style that offers as spectacle expressions of anger or impatience, or the exercise of intimidation, against an on-screen interlocutor. Focusing on the performances of Gordon Ramsay, the article analyses the management of on-sc…
Special issue on personalization in the broadcast news interview
This special issue of Discourse & Communication brings together researchers working within different methodologies and theoretical paradigms - linguistic pragmatics, conversation analysis, sociolinguistics and discourse analysis - who share a common interest in the analysis of discourse produced by the broadcast media. The authors are all members of the Ross Priory Group for Research on Broadcast Talk, an international group of scholars distingui…
The Discourse of the Broadcast News Interview
In previous work on the news interview, considerable attention has been devoted to its role as an instrument for holding politicians to account, leading to studies of evasion, of challenges to questions by interviewees, of how neutrality is performed, and of how issues are pursued by interviewers. Apart from Clayman (Citation1992) and Ekstr⊘m (Citation2001), however, few accounts of the news interview examine the other roles that it can serve and…
Language and situation
Ce texte est composé d'extraits du chapitre d'un ouvrage de M. Montgomery portant sur la question du « registre ». Cette notion est ici abordée selon un point de vue microsociologique : il s'agit d'une forme de langage ou de discours adaptée à un contexte et à un type de situation sociale. Le registre peut s'appréhender par la combinaison de trois dimensions : field of discourse (champ du discours : thème et activité en cours, vocabulaires spécif…
Broadcast news, the live ‘two-way’ and the case of Andrew Gilligan
This article examines the role of the live two-way exchange in broadcast news. It sets out to demonstrate that there are marked differences between the discourse of the unscripted live two-way interchange between correspondent and studio presenter and other scripted sections of the news. In particular, it is maintained that linguistic selections in the live two-way (particularly choices in linguistic modality) project a different approach to the …
The History of American English
Defining `Authentic Talk
Domestic labour, paid employment and women's health
Life course accumulation of disadvantage
On Ideology
The persisting effect of unemployment on health and social well-being in men early in working life
Time and the Politics of Nostalgia
This article engages with the temporal and spatial features of nostalgic discourse in general, and `The Journey' (a British Conservative Party election broadcast employed in the 1992 general election) in particular, in order to illustrate several ways in which `the past' may be re-articulated so as to legitimize a politicized configuration of the present. The form of this article is as follows: first, `nostalgia' as a conceptual problematic is se…
Ideology, Discourse, and Cultural Studies
This article offers an evaluative assessment of the potential contribution of Michel Pêcheux’s research to a current movement within cultural studies to secure a conceptual framework for the critical discourse analysis of the linguistic mechanisms of ideology (examples of which are drawn from news accounts)
Innovations in the teaching of literature (2) New ways of reading
Post-truth politics
This paper focuses on aspects of the discourse of Donald Trump during his campaign for the U.S. Presidency. It argues that, although we can undoubtedly identify aspects of authoritarian populism in his campaign discourse, its appeal rested on more than its content. Indeed, although significant parts of the U.S. public sphere rejected many of his claims as lies, significant portions of the electorate found his words acceptable on some contrasting …
The Discourse of the Broadcast News Interview
In previous work on the news interview, considerable attention has been devoted to its role as an instrument for holding politicians to account, leading to studies of evasion, of challenges to questions by interviewees, of how neutrality is performed, and of how issues are pursued by interviewers. Apart from Clayman (Citation1992) and Ekstr⊘m (Citation2001), however, few accounts of the news interview examine the other roles that it can serve and…
The persisting effect of unemployment on health and social well-being in men early in working life
Life course accumulation of disadvantage
Broadcast news, the live ‘two-way’ and the case of Andrew Gilligan
This article examines the role of the live two-way exchange in broadcast news. It sets out to demonstrate that there are marked differences between the discourse of the unscripted live two-way interchange between correspondent and studio presenter and other scripted sections of the news. In particular, it is maintained that linguistic selections in the live two-way (particularly choices in linguistic modality) project a different approach to the …
Special issue on personalization in the broadcast news interview
This special issue of Discourse & Communication brings together researchers working within different methodologies and theoretical paradigms - linguistic pragmatics, conversation analysis, sociolinguistics and discourse analysis - who share a common interest in the analysis of discourse produced by the broadcast media. The authors are all members of the Ross Priory Group for Research on Broadcast Talk, an international group of scholars distingui…
Belligerent broadcasting and makeover television
This article looks at the significance of the practices of ‘belligerent broadcasting’ in the popular ‘trouble-shooting’ business television programme Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares, USA. Belligerent broadcasting is a broadcast style that offers as spectacle expressions of anger or impatience, or the exercise of intimidation, against an on-screen interlocutor. Focusing on the performances of Gordon Ramsay, the article analyses the management of on-sc…
Defining `Authentic Talk
Domestic labour, paid employment and women's health
DJ Talk
Adult-child discourse
Witnessing in crisis contexts in the social media age
This study explores how the act of witnessing takes distinctive discursive shape in social media in the context of large-scale disasters or crisis events. Drawing upon a set of microblogs posted on China’s most widely used social media platform, Weibo, immediately after one of China’s most serious industrial accidents, this study shows how witnessing manifests itself through individual eyewitness accounts foregrounding personal experience but con…
Populism in performance
Much commentary on the discourse of Donald Trump's populist appeal has tended to focus on his use of Twitter, to the relative neglect of his campaign rallies. Yet his campaign rallies during the presidential election were arguably crucial for delivering the votes which secured his victory. Members of his own team, and Trump himself, certainly thought so. Since the election Trump has continued to campaign in rallies in key states with increasing v…
The microblogging discourse of disasters
This study explores how micro-bloggers react to disasters in social media by examining the discursive-semiotic activities activated in Twitter and Weibo in responding to the 2013 West explosion in the US and the 2015 Tianjin explosions in China. By analyzing 1322 Weibo posts and 1387 Twitter posts, the article shows how users of Twitter and Weibo mobilized alternative repertoires of representatives, expressives, directives, commissives and elicit…
Time and the Politics of Nostalgia
This article engages with the temporal and spatial features of nostalgic discourse in general, and `The Journey' (a British Conservative Party election broadcast employed in the 1992 general election) in particular, in order to illustrate several ways in which `the past' may be re-articulated so as to legitimize a politicized configuration of the present. The form of this article is as follows: first, `nostalgia' as a conceptual problematic is se…
From adversarialism to antagonism
The accountability interview in which a public figure is held to account for their statements or actions is a well-established armature in the delivery of broadcast news. In its broadcast canonical form it relies on questioning as an instrument for addressing issues of knowledge, responsibility, and the rightness of actions of those with public standing. However, shifts in questioning techniques have accelerated a movement towards argument in the…
Adult-child discourse
The World in a Grain of Sand
Representations and Relations
Language and power
DJ Talk
Innovations in the teaching of literature (2) New ways of reading
Innovations in the teaching of literature (3) Commentary on ‘Putting stylistic analysis in its place’
Ideology, Discourse, and Cultural Studies
This article offers an evaluative assessment of the potential contribution of Michel Pêcheux’s research to a current movement within cultural studies to secure a conceptual framework for the critical discourse analysis of the linguistic mechanisms of ideology (examples of which are drawn from news accounts)
Time and the Politics of Nostalgia
This article engages with the temporal and spatial features of nostalgic discourse in general, and `The Journey' (a British Conservative Party election broadcast employed in the 1992 general election) in particular, in order to illustrate several ways in which `the past' may be re-articulated so as to legitimize a politicized configuration of the present. The form of this article is as follows: first, `nostalgia' as a conceptual problematic is se…
On Ideology
The persisting effect of unemployment on health and social well-being in men early in working life
Life course accumulation of disadvantage
Defining `Authentic Talk
Domestic labour, paid employment and women's health
The History of American English
Broadcast news, the live ‘two-way’ and the case of Andrew Gilligan
This article examines the role of the live two-way exchange in broadcast news. It sets out to demonstrate that there are marked differences between the discourse of the unscripted live two-way interchange between correspondent and studio presenter and other scripted sections of the news. In particular, it is maintained that linguistic selections in the live two-way (particularly choices in linguistic modality) project a different approach to the …
The Discourse of the Broadcast News Interview
In previous work on the news interview, considerable attention has been devoted to its role as an instrument for holding politicians to account, leading to studies of evasion, of challenges to questions by interviewees, of how neutrality is performed, and of how issues are pursued by interviewers. Apart from Clayman (Citation1992) and Ekstr⊘m (Citation2001), however, few accounts of the news interview examine the other roles that it can serve and…
Language and situation
Ce texte est composé d'extraits du chapitre d'un ouvrage de M. Montgomery portant sur la question du « registre ». Cette notion est ici abordée selon un point de vue microsociologique : il s'agit d'une forme de langage ou de discours adaptée à un contexte et à un type de situation sociale. Le registre peut s'appréhender par la combinaison de trois dimensions : field of discourse (champ du discours : thème et activité en cours, vocabulaires spécif…
Special issue on personalization in the broadcast news interview
This special issue of Discourse & Communication brings together researchers working within different methodologies and theoretical paradigms - linguistic pragmatics, conversation analysis, sociolinguistics and discourse analysis - who share a common interest in the analysis of discourse produced by the broadcast media. The authors are all members of the Ross Priory Group for Research on Broadcast Talk, an international group of scholars distingui…
Chapter 2. The accountability interview, politics and change in UK public service broadcasting
Belligerent broadcasting and makeover television
This article looks at the significance of the practices of ‘belligerent broadcasting’ in the popular ‘trouble-shooting’ business television programme Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares, USA. Belligerent broadcasting is a broadcast style that offers as spectacle expressions of anger or impatience, or the exercise of intimidation, against an on-screen interlocutor. Focusing on the performances of Gordon Ramsay, the article analyses the management of on-sc…
Direct address and television news-reading
Post-truth politics
This paper focuses on aspects of the discourse of Donald Trump during his campaign for the U.S. Presidency. It argues that, although we can undoubtedly identify aspects of authoritarian populism in his campaign discourse, its appeal rested on more than its content. Indeed, although significant parts of the U.S. public sphere rejected many of his claims as lies, significant portions of the electorate found his words acceptable on some contrasting …
Witnessing in crisis contexts in the social media age
This study explores how the act of witnessing takes distinctive discursive shape in social media in the context of large-scale disasters or crisis events. Drawing upon a set of microblogs posted on China’s most widely used social media platform, Weibo, immediately after one of China’s most serious industrial accidents, this study shows how witnessing manifests itself through individual eyewitness accounts foregrounding personal experience but con…
Populism in performance
Much commentary on the discourse of Donald Trump's populist appeal has tended to focus on his use of Twitter, to the relative neglect of his campaign rallies. Yet his campaign rallies during the presidential election were arguably crucial for delivering the votes which secured his victory. Members of his own team, and Trump himself, certainly thought so. Since the election Trump has continued to campaign in rallies in key states with increasing v…
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