The Language of Politics Investigating Linguistic Manipulations in Political Campaigns

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Introduction

Chapter 1. Overview of Linguistic Manipulation in Political Campaigns

1.1. The Role of Language in Shaping Political Narratives

1.2. Key Concepts and Definitions Related to Political Discourse Analysis

1.3. Theoretical Perspectives on Linguistic Manipulation in Politics

Chapter 2. Linguistic Manipulation Techniques in Political Campaigns

2.1. Identification and Analysis of Linguistic Manipulation Techniques Used in Political Campaigns

2.2. Examination of Persuasive Language and Rhetorical Devices

2.3 Exploration of Euphemisms, Loaded Language, and Dog-Whistle Politics

2.4. Case Studies and Examples of Linguistic Manipulation in Political Campaigns

Conclusion

Bibliography

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Political discourse is a communicative act in which participants seek to influence, convince, or assign particular meanings to facts. Alternatively put, political discourse can be described as a linguistically manipulative tactic used to forward ideological objectives. The heterogeneous nature of political communication is reflected in the complex and diversified phenomenon of language use in political discourse. The capacity of political speech to sway public opinion through the application of linguistic tropes and techniques is one of its fundamental characteristics.

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