Speech as a Genre of Political Discourse

Mikhailovna, Chanturidze Yulia

doi:10.15293/2226-3365.1406.15

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“…With the rise of critical linguistics and critical discourse analysis (hereafter referred to as CDA) in the 1980s and 1990s, political discourse emerged as a distinct genre (Bull & Simon-Vandenbergen, 2019;Chilton, 2003Chilton, , 2005Chilton, , 2017Mikhailovna, 2014;Mustafinova & Nurseitova, 2013;Kakisina et al, 2022;Randour et al, 2020;Sardoč & Wodak, 2023;You & Chen, 2008;Lakoff, 1990). For proponents of critical discourse analysis, all discourse is inherently political, with underlying power dynamics at play (Wilson, 2008, p. 398).…”

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Navigating the Complex Terrain of Political Discourse: A Multidimensional Review and Future Pathways

Sun,

Subramaniam

2023

IJARBSS

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This paper offers an exhaustive review of political discourse studies, emphasizing its multifaceted nature by exploring four primary perspectives: pragmatics-oriented linguistics, critical discourse analysis, cognitive processes, and cultural and rhetorical influences. Beginning with a delineation of political discourse, the paper retroactively delves into prior research from these perspectives, highlighting the advancements in understanding political discourse's complex nature. Despite these advancements, notable gaps persist in the literature. This study's significance lies in its synthesis of major political discourse research, underscoring the multidimensionality of the subject, pinpointing existing research voids, and advocating for future studies that merge theoretical insights with real-world implications. To further the comprehension of political discourse in a dynamic sociopolitical landscape, upcoming research endeavors should champion interdisciplinary collaborations and embrace innovative methodologies.

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