
Published online:
19 May 2022
Published in print:
01 October 2020
Online ISBN:
9781399509213
Print ISBN:
9780748682744
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Micro-Analysis of Arabic Political Discourse Micro-Analysis of Arabic Political Discourse
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Framing/Positioning and Grammar in Arabic Political Discourse Framing/Positioning and Grammar in Arabic Political Discourse
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Grammatical Positioning and Persuasion in Speeches Grammatical Positioning and Persuasion in Speeches
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Overlexicalisation, Repetition and Emphasis in Arabic Discourse Overlexicalisation, Repetition and Emphasis in Arabic Discourse
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Example 3 Example 3
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Agency in Arabic Political Discourse Agency in Arabic Political Discourse
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Example 4 Example 4
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The Use of Deictic Pronouns in Political Speeches The Use of Deictic Pronouns in Political Speeches
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The Use of the Deictic First Singular Pronoun The Use of the Deictic First Singular Pronoun
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‘We’ and ‘I’ in Arabic Political Speeches ‘We’ and ‘I’ in Arabic Political Speeches
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Foregrounding and Backgrounding in Speeches Foregrounding and Backgrounding in Speeches
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Example 5 Example 5
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Foregrounding and Remorse Foregrounding and Remorse
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Example 6 Example 6
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Individualisation versus Collectivisation Individualisation versus Collectivisation
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Example 7 Example 7
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Modality in Leaders’ Speeches Modality in Leaders’ Speeches
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Example 8 Example 8
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Use of Personification in Speeches Use of Personification in Speeches
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Example 9 Example 9
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Anonymisation in Leaders’ Discourse Anonymisation in Leaders’ Discourse
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Example 10 Example 10
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Presupposition in Leaders’ Speeches Presupposition in Leaders’ Speeches
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Example 11 Example 11
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Cohesion and Coherence in Arabic Political Speeches Cohesion and Coherence in Arabic Political Speeches
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Chapter
4 Doing Arabic Discourse: Micro-Analysis of Arabic Political Discourse
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Pages
111–136
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Published:October 2020
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Lahlali, El Mustapha, 'Doing Arabic Discourse: Micro-Analysis of Arabic Political Discourse', Arabic Political Discourse in Transition (Edinburgh , 2020; online edn, Edinburgh Scholarship Online, 19 May 2022), https://doi.org/10.3366/edinburgh/9780748682744.003.0005, accessed 8 May 2025.
Abstract
This chapter offers a practical analysis of extracts from both Arabic political speeches and public discourse in the context of the Arab Spring. This guide takes us through the application of key discourse analysis concepts and tools that are deemed relevant to understanding different dynamics of Arabic discourse. It also offers a clear insight into the notion of framing and positioning in the context of Arabic discourse. New concepts and terminologies such as personification, individualisation, collectivisation, foregrounding, backgrounding, metaphors and personal pronouns, amongst others, are also introduced and discussed at length.
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