Context and the Creation of Meaning in the Advertising of the 1988 Presidential Campaign

American Broadcasting Company (1988) This week with David Brinkley, October 23.

BOYD, G. (1988) “Bush's attack on crime appeals to the emotions.”New York Times (October 11): 12.

DOWD, M. (1988) “Bush portrays his opponent as sympathetic to criminals.”New York Times (October 8): 9.

HAILEY, M. (1988) “Crime victims condemn Dukakis.”Austin American-Statesman (October 11): B3.

New York Times (1988a) “Bush flier features convict.” October 24: 10.

New York Times (1988b) “Bush staff said to back Horton ad.” November 3: 16.

New York Times (1988c) “People are yearning for a leader, but expecting much less.” November 6: Section 4, 1.

New York Times (1988d) “Top Democrats accuse Bush campaign of inflaming racial fears.” October 24: 10.

TONER, R. (1988) “Dukakis makes strong response to G.O.P.'s ads.”New York Times (October 20): 11.