id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
iberica-155	Roig Marín, Amanda	Keeping up with the digital age: New data sources in research on languages for specific purposes 	2017-01-02	10	.pdf	application/pdf	3830	176	56	The dataset that I will broadly characterise in the succeeding section resembles specialised corpora, since the focus is exclusively on fashion blogs written in Spanish, although its relatively limited size (around 900,000 words) compared to well-established corpora prevents me from naming it as such. Previous research has already concentrated on a limited number of fashion blogs, but mostly from a completely different angle from the enterprise outlined in this paper: for instance, Ruiz Molina (2012) analysed the impact of blogs on consumer-centred companies and fashion journalism (also the main focus of Rocamora, 2012) by adopting a semiotic framework; Riera and Figueras Maz (2012) examined whether fashion blogs attempt to perpetuate the same idealised beauty standard as the one that is promoted in most fashion magazines, something which did not prove to hold true for all of the sub-categories of blogs (e.g. “ego-blogs”) equally; along these lines, Rocamora (2011) considered the process of identity construction and representation of femininity in this virtual space; and, more recently, Martínez Navarro and de Garcillán López-Rúa (2016) explored how the emergence and popularisation of this electronic medium has reshaped the practices of consumers through the conduction of interviews and group meetings with informants.	cache/iberica-155.pdf	txt/iberica-155.txt