Political language variation: stylistic based study

Putrayasa, Ida Bagus

doi:10.37028/lingcure.v5n1.45

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“…Antiglobalization mythology is first of all aimed at counteracting the myth of unity on the metaphysical plane, as well as at influencing collective consciousness and transforming the matrix of individual behavior (Putrayasa, 2021;Woodlove & Vurly, 2017). Affecting changes in political consciousness, myths of difference, as well as myths of unity, lead to the embodiment of mythological ideas and thought constructs in the space of reality.…”

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Glocalization as the dominant trend in the development of socio-political being: conflict models and constructs

2021

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Being a complex dialectical interaction process for differently directed social centrifugal and centripetal movements, glocalization leads to a significant transformation of political being and consciousness (Chumakov, 2016). Being a natural reaction to the developing unification narrative, the localization and differentiation tendencies, on the other hand, become a causal basis of the struggle for overcoming differences. Both trends symbolize, within their frameworks, the basic values of each narrative and create their political mythologies, each of which has an impact on the collective stratum of consciousness and, as a consequence, on a certain model of socio-political behavior of individuals. Political "myths of global unity" lead the core constructions of political and social being - the nation and the state - to a decrease in their authority and legitimacy level; at the same time, the "mythology of difference", while preserving the dominant political values, reorients them to local manifestations, also losing their connection with the central elements of the political matter. Thus, special conflictual forms of development are formed in contemporary society and are conditioned by both real objective preconditions and artificially generated constructs. Socio-political being, therefore, is in a state of dialectical equilibrium and develops within the conflict paradigm.

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Glocalization as the dominant trend in the development of socio-political being: conflict models and constructs

2021

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“…The dialectical method of ascent from the abstract to the specific was used to identify the general laws of political life development. The methods of formal logic were used to study the eventual manifestations of the political (Ching & Chan, 2020;Putrayasa, 2021).…”

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Theological foundations of the political power ontology

Schelkunov¹,

Volchkova²,

Krasnov³

2021

lingcure

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The article is devoted to the study of the normative and theological foundations of political power origin and belongs to the field of political theology research. Despite the narrow field of research, the work is devoted to the study of a separate aspect of social life as a whole. The study of the theological foundations of political power was carried out within the framework of the neoinstitutional methodological paradigm, taking into account the data of hermeneutic analysis, which is an applied aspect of the work. Political power is considered by the authors in the framework of a broader aspect - the ontology of the social, as part of the fundamental layer of being. The authors, within the framework of the theological paradigm, considered the main ontological concepts of the political, analyzed the correlation of key political concepts - "power", "authority", and "sovereign". Various positions on understanding the essence of political power, as well as on the origin of this phenomenon in the historical and theological key are considered, the points of view of both domestic and foreign experts are studied.

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“…Thus, parents may consider teaching a baby a second language too early, as studies have shown that learning a second language at an early age is much easier. It is easier for a child to learn two languages at the same time than for an adult to try to learn a second language later in life (Putrayasa, 2021;Schweizer et al, 2012).…”

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Bilingualism and its importance in human life

Djumabaeva

Kengboyeva

2021

lingcure

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This article contains bilingualism and its importance in human life, as well as the benefits of bilingualism for children, skills and recommendations for identifying their ability to be bilingual, or to develop their language skills. Thus, children have the ability to accept external stimuli, creating them to form their own thoughts in order to recognize similar sounds which together form words and phrases that allow them to easily express thoughts and feelings over the years.

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Political language variation: stylistic based study

Cited by 14 publications

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Glocalization as the dominant trend in the development of socio-political being: conflict models and constructs

Glocalization as the dominant trend in the development of socio-political being: conflict models and constructs

Theological foundations of the political power ontology

Bilingualism and its importance in human life

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