Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Chapter 1. Introduction 1
4. Part I. Multidisciplinary approaches to political discourse
5. Chapter 2. “We have the character of an island nation” 27
6. Chapter 3. “Dancing with doxa” 59
7. Part II. Representing the people, representing the government
8. Chapter 4. Charting the semantics of labour relations in House of Commons debates spanning two hundred years 81
9. Chapter 5. Off the record 105
10. Chapter 6. Making “politics” relevant 127
11. Part III. Doing populism
12. Chapter 7. A cross-linguistic study of new populist language 153
13. Chapter 8. Disciplining the unwilling 179
14. Part IV. Mediated politics
15. Chapter 9. Es-tu Charlie? 211
16. Chapter 10. United we diverge 235
17. Chapter 11. Hybridity and antagonism in broadcast election campaign interviews 259
18. Chapter 12. Mediated campaign debate subgenre and their importance for analytic considerations 281
19. Chapter 13. Cross-talk in political discourse 301
20. Part V. Self-referential political discourse
21. Chapter 14. Reading political minds 333
22. Chapter 15. “All this is a boon to Britain’s crumbling democracy” 361
23. Part VI. Doing foreign policy
24. Chapter 16. Red lines and rash decisions 385
25. Notes on contributors 407
26. Index 413