"Déchiffrer l'ambiguïté du langage des hommes politiques" - La novlangue, une manipulation politique du langage

Exposé Entreprises & gestion Communication

Date de publication :

19/09/2009

Langue :

Anglais

Format :

.doc

Nombre de pages :

59 pages

Niveau :

expert

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Sommaire :

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Language of politics
1. Manipulating language of politics
2. Language manipulation in Poland
3. Techniques of language manipulation in political discourse
4. Persuasiveness in political discourse
5. Emotions in political discourse
Newspeak as language manipulation
1. Newspeak vs. political propaganda and their principles
2. Language innovations in newspeak
3. Newspeak in Great Britain based on the example of Labour Party discourse
Newspeak of the Fourth Republic
1. Weasel words of the Fourth Republic
2. Metaphors of the Fourth Republic
3. Translating the newspeak of the Fourth Republic as exemplified by ?skróty my?lowe? and ?nadu?ycia semantyczne?
4. Polish-English glossary of the Fourth Republic newspeak

Résumé :

In this thesis the phenomenon under examination is newspeak-a highly manipulative form of political language. The proposed research, conducted from the perspective of political language, attempts to account for mechanisms that govern the use of newspeak in Anglo-Saxon countries, as well as in Poland. A special emphasis is given to the newspeak of the Polish Fourth Republic - a fictional concept coined by the Law and Justice party (PiS).

Firstly, the study explicates the notion of political language and highlights its manipulative nature. Furthermore, key elements of political discourse are presented.
In the second chapter, the term newspeak is introduced and thoroughly examined. The author concentrates her efforts on displaying the properties of newspeak in precise context: before the 2008 US Presidential Elections and during Tony Blair's rule in Great Britain.