L'arme de la dérision chez J.-M. Le Pen

Bonnafous, Simone

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“…However, while the arguments of the former president of the National Front, J.-M. Le Pen, have been the subject of much research(Le Bart 1998;Bonnafous 2001; Amossy 2010, among others), the discursive strategies of Marine Le Pen have not yet raised the same interest, and the few studies that do exist diverge in their conclusions. Some maintain that her speeches demonstrate an overwhelmingly negative tone(Schields 2013;Mayer 2013; Falzone and Lassalle 2013), for example, describing France as being assaulted by barbarians invasions, rural France being ravaged by an invisible enemy and taxmen being 'vultures practicing selective taxation'.2…”

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Political Discourses at the Extremes: Expressions of Populism in Romance Speaking Countries

Sullet-Nylander

Bernal

Prémat

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The authors of this edited volume focus on the emergence of populist discourses, coming from movements or parties from Romance-speaking countries in Europe and in Latin America. By combining linguistics, social and political sciences in a discourse analytical approach, the sixteen papers enlighten the mechanisms behind populist discourses yielding from different socio-cultural and political contexts. The common denominator of the studies is the focus on the discursive and rhetorical characteristics of recently emerged movements of populism in both continents. Investigating expressions of these political movements is highly relevant in today’s society, where the growing number of populist discourses has become a pre-eminent issue, alongside people’s increasing insecurity regarding future political and environmental challenges. The primary audience of this volume are researchers working in the fields of political discourse analysis; however, this book may benefit anybody with interest in language in politics.

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Political Discourses at the Extremes: Expressions of Populism in Romance Speaking Countries

Sullet-Nylander

Bernal

Prémat

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“…However, while the arguments of the former president of the National Front, J.-M. Le Pen, have been the subject of much research (Le Bart 1998;Bonnafous 2001;Amossy 2010, among others), the discursive strategies of Marine Le Pen have not yet raised the same interest, and the few studies that do exist diverge in their conclusions. Some maintain that her speeches demonstrate an overwhelmingly negative tone (Schields 2013; Mayer 2013; Falzone and Lassalle 2013), for example, describing France as being assaulted by barbarians invasions, rural France being ravaged by an invisible enemy and taxmen being 'vultures practicing selective taxation'.…”

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