SUBJECTIVITY IN POST-ATTACK PRESIDENTIAL SPEECHES: HOLLANDE'S AND
Maria Centrella, Serafina Germano
Strony: 127-144
Opublikowano: 29 Sep 2022
Wyświetlenia: 537
Pobrania: 42
Streszczenie: In this paper, we propose a linguistic analysis of the post-attack speeches of Presidents François Hollande and Emmanuel Macron, which were delivered in the aftermath of the international terrorism wave that has challenged Europe since 2015. The discourse analysis here conducted demonstrates that the political and social activities following these murderous events are based on a highly emotionally- charged language, both at the micro-textual and macro-textual level. The analysis shows that the presidential utterances contain discourse markers, such as personal pronouns or deictic elements, that trace the speaker's presence as well as a subjective modality expressed by adverbs, modal verbs, and subjective words that communicate the ethos and pathos of the speaker to the addressee. The paper aims to highlight not only the discursive aspects common to both post-attack official speeches; but also the differences in the ethical approach of the two Presidents.
Słowa kluczowe: markers of speech, pathos and ethos, political discourse, subjectivity in discourse
Cytowanie artykułu: Maria Centrella, Serafina Germano. SUBJECTIVITY IN POST-ATTACK PRESIDENTIAL SPEECHES: HOLLANDE'S AND. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Language, Individual & Society 16, 127-144 (2022). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1002355/
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