D. Spitulnik's scientific contributions
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... Finally, the analysis of sociocultural practices involves examining what is happening in a specific sociocultural framework (Fairclough, 1989). Spitulnik (1996) states that mass media can be a reserve or reference point for transmitting words, phrases, and discourse styles in popular culture thanks to its extensive accessibility and scope. Cotter (2015) classifies approaches to media discourse as (1) discourse analytic, (2) sociolinguistic, and (3) non-linguistic. ...
