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iberica-605	Tessuto, Girolamo	Making sense of web-based European Court of Justice institutional press releases: Context, structure and replicable genres	2021-12-31	26	.pdf	application/pdf	10245	401	45	PrESS rELEASES: CONTExT, STrUCTUrE AND rEPLICABLE GENrES Ibérica 42 (2021): 219-244 229 (1) Curia logo Court of Justice of the European Union PRESS RELEASE No 121/17 Luxembourg, 14 November 2017 Like the traditional wording ‘For immediate release’ used in this type of generic writing, the capitalised, boldface type of the wording PRESS RELEASE means that anyone can share the information as soon as it is made public, including the journalists who know what can and should be done with the words ‘press release’. Drawing from the criteria of genre categorizations (Swales, 2004; Bhatia, 2004; Askehave & Swales, 2001) along with computer-mediated analysis of texts (Yates & Orlikowski, 1992; Askehave & Nielsen, 2005; Caballero, 2008; Villanueva et al., 2008; Garzone, 2012) and metapragmatic strategies of press releases (Jacobs, 1999) in a randomised corpus of web-based European Court of Justice institutional press releases, I first place the sampled texts into their context of use, and then look at the generic structure used to realise the moves with communicative purposes, in both qualitative and quantitative analyses of data. Context and structure underlying the communicative genre are then mapped onto the role and function of intertextuality and interdiscursivity (Fairclough, 1992, 2003; Bhatia 2004, 2017) alongside recontextualization (Linell, 1998; Sarangi & Brookers-Howell, 2006).	cache/iberica-605.pdf	txt/iberica-605.txt