Marta Zampa
University of Lugano
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Discourse & Communication | 2016
Jérôme Jacquin; Marta Zampa
In Swiss semi-direct democracy, citizens are often summoned to the polls. To vote reasonably, they need to be properly informed. The media therefore have the responsibility to provide them with arguments for and against each issue of voting. Here, we focus on argumentation in a television ‘civic debate’ about abolishing compulsory military service. To provide a unified and integrated overview of the debate dynamics, we combine the Dialogical Model of Argumentation and the Argumentum Model of Topics, which share a similar emphasis on the discursive dimension of argumentation. This analysis underlines the importance of linguistic and communicative resources and procedures, without neglecting the macro socio-political environment of the debate.
Semiotica | 2018
Marta Zampa; Marina Bletsas
Abstract The present paper deals with the production of a multimodal news item from an ethnographic perspective, aiming at fully understanding the role played by news values, i.e. shared criteria for news selection, in newsroom argumentation. The news item we consider is the picture news from Corriere del Ticino, the main Italian-language newspaper in Switzerland. As the Italian name fototesto says, this news item combines a verbal and a photographical component, presenting the journalists with particular challenges in its selection. To shed light on this production process, we take as a case study a picture news on eco-friendly heat distribution and the editorial conference leading to its choice, which took place on January 24, 2013. We analyze the interaction from the viewpoint of argumentation theory, combining Pragma-Dialectics (van Eemeren and Grootendorst) and the Argumentum Model of Topics (Rigotti and Greco Morasso 2009, 2010, under review), and unravel the reasons behind choices in content and form taken collaboratively by the journalists.
Yearbook of Phraseology | 2013
Marta Zampa
This paper presents an analysis of the collocations of it. paura (fear) in Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decameron. The main goal of the research was to find out how this emotion is conceptualized in Boccaccio’s masterpiece, which is considered a milestone of Italian literature. Following the theory of conceptual metaphors and linguistic research on emotions, as well as a qualitative approach to collocation, it is shown that paura in the Decameron is depicted as an independent and powerful entity that rules the subject experiencing it.
Journal of Argumentation in Context | 2016
Marta Zampa; Daniel Perrin
Archive | 2016
Marta Zampa
Studies in communication sciences | 2015
Nanon Labrie; Rebecca Amati; Anne-Linda Camerini; Marta Zampa; Claudia Zanini
Argumentation | 2013
Andrea Rocci; Marta Zampa
The Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies | 2017
Daniel Perrin; Maureen Ehrensberger-Dow; Marta Zampa
Energiediskurs. Perspektiven auf Sprache und Kommunikation im Kontext der Energiewende | 2017
Daniel Perrin; Marlies Whitehouse; Marta Zampa
15th International Pragmatics Conference (IPrA), University of Belfast, 2017 | 2017
Marta Zampa; Daniel Perrin