Separating the Grain from the Chaff: Relying on Linguistic Clues to Tell Real News Apart from Fake News

Book Review

  • Veljanovszki Dávid
doi: 10.59648/filologia.2025.1-2.6

Abstract

Grieve, Jack – Woodfield, Helena 2023: The Language of Fake News. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Online: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009349161

How to Cite

Veljanovszki, D. (2025). Separating the Grain from the Chaff: Relying on Linguistic Clues to Tell Real News Apart from Fake News: Book Review. Filológia.Hu, 16(1–2), 88–92. https://doi.org/10.59648/filologia.2025.1-2.6

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