Write a well-structured essay of approximately words in which you examine how each speaker is positioned within the debate. In your essay you must compare and contrast the writers’/speaker’s use of style, structure, linguistic devices (including figurative language, rhetorical features, language features and discourse markers) and register to convey feelings, attitude and purpose. When having a debate, it is evident that each speaker has a different opinion or view about the subject. As a reader or listener, one can clearly see the speaker’s point of view by analysing the writer’s or speaker’s use of style, structure, linguistic devices and register used to convey feelings, attitude and purpose. Each of the above-mentioned texts have a different, but still similar context. In the first text, one can argue that the context of said text is about “alternative texts”, and how there is no such thing as a fact, as people interprets everything differently. In text 2 the context also discusses alternative facts, but in this instance, the speaker feels that alternative facts are not facts, but rather falsehoods. In the third text, one can argue that the context of this text is about how fake news articles spread in South Korea. In the final text, it can be argued that the context displays how the speaker feels that facts are only opinions and a lie is an
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