Michael S. Gorham, After Newspeak, Language Culture and Politics in Russia from Gorbachev to Putin

Régamey, Amandine

doi:10.4000/monderusse.8302

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“…Our results are valuable since to date no exact classification of topics discussed in the presidential addresses of Vladimir Putin was provided. With this application we demonstrate that a machine-learning tool like STM can deliver unique insights complementary to traditionaland inevitably more subjectivehuman reviews (Gorham, 2014). Furthermore, our results can serve as guidance for further research regarding presidential addresses in Russia and other countries.…”

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Topics of the nationwide phone-ins with Vladimir Putin and their role for public support and Russian economy

Savin

Teplyakov

2022

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Topics of the nationwide phone-ins with Vladimir Putin and their role for public support and Russian economy

Savin

Teplyakov

2022

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“…Despite his offensive linguistic style, Putin was also commented on as a politician with a deliberate choice and strategy that serves political ends by legitimizing jargon or semi-jargon language in the official report (Glukhova and Sorokina 2018;Gorham 2014).…”

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Fellow or foe? A quantitative thematic exploration into Putin’s and Trump’s stylometric features

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Zeng²

2023

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Thematic concentration, a quantitative linguistic method, can reflect the speech style of a particular person. It may, to some degree, reflect the degree of a speaker’s intention to communicate certain themes. There has been limited empirical research on the similarity between Trump and Putin with respect to their linguistic features. Thus, the present study aims to compare Putin’s and Trump’s stylometric features and political themes based on thematic concentration with a corpus of Putin’s, Medvedev’s, Trump’s, and Obama’s speeches. Results show that 1) Both Putin’s and Trump’s speeches’ thematic concentration values are significantly or marginally significantly different from their precedents’. 2) Two leaders pay great attention to the concept of nationalism. 3) Thematic words of their speeches were slightly different across periods, reflecting the influence of external factors on the choice of language. The results of the present study may shed light on the stylometric studies of Putin and Trump.

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Michael S. Gorham, After Newspeak, Language Culture and Politics in Russia from Gorbachev to Putin

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Topics of the nationwide phone-ins with Vladimir Putin and their role for public support and Russian economy

Topics of the nationwide phone-ins with Vladimir Putin and their role for public support and Russian economy

Fellow or foe? A quantitative thematic exploration into Putin’s and Trump’s stylometric features

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