E-ISSN: 6575-5565
P-ISSN: 3427-2556
DOI: https://iigdpublishers.com/article/1563
رٓذف ْزِ انذساسخ إنٗ سطذ ٔرؾهٛم أثشص األدٔاد انهغٕٚخ انزٙ ٚسزخذيٓب انسبسخ فٙ خطبثبرٓى ػهٗ يسزٖٕ انًفشداد ٔانؼجبساد، ٔثٛبٌ دٔسْب فٙ انزؤصٛش ػهٗ انغًٕٓس ٔرٕع.ّٓٛ ٔرُطهك يٍ فشػٛخ يفبدْب أٌ انهغخ نٛسذ ٔسٛهخ يؾبٚذح نُمم انًؼهٕيبد، ثم ْٙ أداح سهطخ ًٚكٍ يٍ خالنٓب رشّٕٚ انؾمبئك ٔثُبء رظٕساد يؼُٛخ فٙ رٍْ انًزهم.ٙ ٔلذ اػزًذ انجؾش انًُٓظ انٕطفٙ انزؾهٙ انُمذ،٘ ٔاسزُذ إنٗ يُطهمبد يذسسخ انزؾهٛم انُمذ٘ نهخطبة نـ َٕسيبٌ فٛشكالف. ٔرٕطهذ انذساسخ إنٗ رظُٛف ػشش أدٔاد نغٕٚخ سئٛسخ: اإللُبع، انؼمهُخ، اإلنضاو، االَؾٛبص، انًسهًبد، اإلداَخ، انزؼًٛى، انٓاليٛخ، انزٕٚٓم، ٔانزهطٛف. ٔخهظذ إنٗ أٌ فٓى ْزِ األدٔاد ػشٔسح نكشف آنٛبد انًُٛٓخ انخطبثٛخ.
This study aims to identify and analyze the main linguistic tools used by politicians in their discourse at the level of vocabulary and phrases, and to explain their role in influencing and directing the audience. It proceeds from the premise that language is not a neutral means of transmitting information, but rather a tool of power through which facts can be distorted and specific perceptions constructed in the recipient's mind. The research adopts a descriptive-analytical critical method, based on the principles of Critical Discourse Analysis by Norman Fairclough. The study concludes by classifying ten main linguistic tools: persuasion, rationalization, obligation, bias, presuppositions, condemnation, generalization, vagueness, exaggeration, and euphemism. It concludes that understanding these tools is essential to revealing the mechanisms of discursive domination.
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