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KEMACHE, Mebarka, Nour El-Houda DAI |
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2022-07-18T13:21:38Z |
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2022-07-18T13:21:38Z |
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2022 |
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Larbi Tebessa University of Tebessa |
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http//localhost:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/4974 |
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Discourse is one of the crucial tools that mediates between powerful ideologies,
oppresses people to target social struggles, and it is a powerful institution that plays a role
essential in the production and maintenance of unequal social relations. This study adopts the
socio-cognitive framework of Van Dijk which is one of the main approaches of the Critical Analysis of
discourse, insofar as it unveils the ideological and powerful relations that exist in the
political discourse and rumour. It aims to analyze eleven controversial tweets from Donald Trump
dealing with multiple social topics; the analysis was based on the two dimensions of the first
macro and micro structural analysis approach. The overall results reveal that the
political discourse in Van Dijk's dimensions actually involves the use of rumors
conveyed in a smooth style and simple language, to seem more believable in order to convince
the public and to have an impact on their opinions. Finally, we recommend for studies
later that this research helps to better understand one of the critical and most
questioned, the socio-cognitive approach of Van Dijk, to analyze and interpret the implicit
in the rumor since the nature of the latter is very complicated. |
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Larbi Tebessa University of Tebessa |
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Political Speech, Van Dijk's Approach, Rumor, Donald Trump, Macro and Micro dimension |
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A Critical Discourse Analysis of Rumour in Donald Trump’s Tweets |
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Thesis |
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