This accessible introductory textbook looks at the relationship between politicians, the press and the public through the language they employ. Providing insights into the beliefs, character and hidden strategies of the would-be persuader, the authors examine instances from speeches, newspapers and blogs, interviews, press conferences, election slogans and satires, and make use of a wide variety of practical examples from the UK, Europe, US, India, Hong Kong and the Middle East. This is the ideal textbook for all introductory courses on language and politics and related areas.
This accessible introductory textbook looks at the relationship between politicians, the press and the public through the language they employ. Providing insights into the beliefs, character and hidden strategies of the would-be persuader, the authors examine instances from speeches, newspapers and blogs, interviews, press conferences, election slogans and satires, and make use of a wide variety of practical examples from the UK, Europe, US, India, Hong Kong and the Middle East. This is the ideal textbook for all introductory courses on language and politics and related areas.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alan Partington is Professor of Political Linguistics at Bologna University, Italy. He is the author of Patterns and Meanings in Discourse (with Alison Duguid and Charlotte Taylor, 2013), The Linguistics of Laughter: A Corpus-Assisted Study of Laughter-talk at the White House (Routledge, 2007), Persuasion in Politics (with Charlotte Taylor, 2006) and The Linguistics of Political Argument (Routledge, 2003). Charlotte Taylor lectures in English Language and Linguistics at the University of Sussex (UK) and is editor of CADAAD Journal. Her publications include Mock Politeness in English and Italian (2016), Patterns and Meanings in Discourse (with Alison Duguid and Alan Partington, 2013) and Persuasion in Politics (with Alan Partington, 2010).
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Politics and the language of persuasion. Chapter 2: Evaluation: what's good and what's bad. Chapter 3: Ways of persuading Chapter 4: Cave Emptor! Arguments good and bad, true and false, logical and non-logical Chapter 5: The rhetoric of liberty, freedom, and emancipation. Chapter 6: The importance of importance marking in persuasion. Chapter 7: Metaphors and company: the subtle persuaders. Chapter 8: Questions and responses. Chapter 9: Humour, irony and satire in politics. Chapter 10: The language of election and referendum campaigns.
Chapter 1: Politics and the language of persuasion. Chapter 2: Evaluation: what's good and what's bad. Chapter 3: Ways of persuading Chapter 4: Cave Emptor! Arguments good and bad, true and false, logical and non-logical Chapter 5: The rhetoric of liberty, freedom, and emancipation. Chapter 6: The importance of importance marking in persuasion. Chapter 7: Metaphors and company: the subtle persuaders. Chapter 8: Questions and responses. Chapter 9: Humour, irony and satire in politics. Chapter 10: The language of election and referendum campaigns.
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