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Jan 1, 2023 · Political discourse is an expression of the entire complex of relationships between a person, society and the state, and thus influences the formation of the recipients’ picture of the world.
Political discourse refers to the communication and interpretation of events and ideas within the realm of politics. It involves the establishment of frames of meaning and the application of principles of hierarchy, representation, and accountability in the exercise of power.
Political discourse is the exchange of ideas and viewpoints on political issues, policies, and ideologies. It plays a vital role in shaping societies, influencing public opinion, and driving policy changes.
Following this definition, a discourse is considered ‘political’ when it is produced by a political actor carrying out a political action (e.g. to govern, legislate, protest or vote) in an institutional context of communication (e.g. par-liamentary debates, public speeches, official addresses).
Apr 17, 2015 · This chapter considers “political discourse” as the linguistically grounded analysis of political language. While there are many other areas that focus on political discourse, for example, “rhetoric,...
Feb 6, 2020 · With this in mind, this article aims to understand what types of discourse are categorized as ‘political’ in linguistic research and what their characteristics are (form, type of actors, policy domains, geographical coverage).
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This article overviews current definitions of political discourse, and their evolution in time, to map out the conceptual domain of this term and its actual fields of application.
