The Covid-19 pandemic has affected every single aspect of life including conversational practices both online and offline. New lexical sociolinguistic changes have become part our lives, which is especially vivid in the emergence trending neologisms. present study utilizes descriptive-qualitative design analysis morphological structures neologisms Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian languages. Specificall...

with the advent of constitutional revolution in iran and the increase in people’s knowledge, women’s status changed and ultimately improved. publishing newspaper was one of the women’s attempts to keep their rights. lady somayyeh kahhal was the first woman in this field, as well as ophthalmology in iran. she published the first specialized newspaper for women in iran under the title of danesh (...

The paper deals with the elements of violent communication in headlines daily newspapers Serbia when it comes to topic traffic. Recent media research shows a trend increasing aggressive media, which has far-reaching consequences for all society. time sample analysis was performed is entire year 2020, specific because almost two months state emergency introduced due corona virus. aim work indica...

INTRODUCTION The existing literature provides evidence of the link between media reporting and suicide in terms of either preventive or provocative effects. Hence, working with media representatives on responsible reporting on suicide is of great importance. Until recently in Slovenia, there has been an obvious lack of communication between media representatives and suicidologists. The aims of ...

The profession of medicine has taken its members on a wild ride during the past century: a slow, glorious climb in well-being followed by a steep, stomach-churning fall. In the decades after World War II, sociologists portrayed American doctors as the lucky heirs to a golden age of medicine. They were surrounded by admiring assistants, loyal patients, and respectful colleagues and had full auto...

This study used a cultural model analysis to examine the Hong Kong print media’s social construction of stigma in respect to female sex workers. An analysis was conducted on captions and main headlines of two newspaper (Chinese and English) media in Hong Kong between the years 2003-2006. A total of 591 articles on sex workers were recruited in the analysis with 422 located from the Ming Pao and...

A central aspect of the relation between biosemiotics and biology is investigated by asking: Is a biological concept of function intrinsically related to a biosemiotic concept of sign action, and vice versa? A biological notion of function (as some process or part that serves some purpose in the context of maintenance and reproduction of the whole organism) is discussed in the light of the atte...

On September 2 1998 newspaper headlines highlighted a cooperative police action in 14 countries (including in Western Australia) which resulted in raids on the homes of about 200 suspected paedophiles. Images depicting sexual abuse and actual rape of young children formed a stockpile of hundreds of thousands of items. The study reported in this paper was conducted, with the support of the Paedo...