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The Effects of Political Campaign Discourse of the 2001 Magistrate and Legislative Election in Taipei

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Most discussions of agenda setting are about the influence of the news media on the agenda of the public.

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The paper explores the relationships among candidates’ agenda and media agenda in the Taipei Magistrate Election in 2001. This study incorporated the functional analysis of political campaign discourse, including attacking, acclaiming, and defending to illustrate how agendas were said both on news release and on news reports.

Content analysis showed the influence of news releases on mass media both on the first level and on the second.However, the hypothesis that more attacks in the news stories than those in the news release was not confirmed.

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