The translation of parallelism in political speeches
The Translation of Parallelism in Political Speeches The core focus of this research centres on the rhetorical device parallelism, -which is frequently used in Arabic, particularly in the context of political discourse. The aim of this study is to investigate the way parallelism is dealt with when translated from Arabic into English in terms of its function, patterns and frequency and whether it manifests an impact on ST recipients. The research will draw on Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) in the investigation of the context of the research, which centers on political discourse and argumentative text typology. (CDA) offers involvement with ideology, in terms of belonging to a group or a country, the need for safety, food, etc, and the fear from invasion and outsiders, which in turn is involved in political speeches. Furthermore, (CDA) highlights significant issues such as power and legitimacy which are the core of political discourse. Furthermore, the researcher has opted for two tools to approach the rhetorical device in hand, first of which is contrastive Stylistics where parallelism is investigated in both Arabic and English political speeches as a stylistic device. Second, translation studies which is
Shamaileh, Sana Fadi Adel
The translation of parallelism in political speeches. The Translation of Parallelism in Political Speeches The core focus of this research centres on the rhetorical device parallelism, -which is frequently used in Arabic, particularly in the context of political discourse. The aim of this study is to investigate the way parallelism is dealt with when translated from Arabic into English in terms of its function, patterns and frequency and whether it manifests an impact on ST recipients. The research will draw on Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) in the investigation of the context of the research, which centers on political discourse and argumentative text typology. (CDA) offers involvement with ideology, in terms of belonging to a group or a country, the need for safety, food, etc, and the fear from invasion and outsiders, which in turn is involved in political speeches. Furthermore, (CDA) highlights significant issues such as power and legitimacy which are the core of political discourse. Furthermore, the researcher has opted for two tools to approach the rhetorical device in hand, first of which is contrastive Stylistics where parallelism is investigated in both Arabic and English political speeches as a stylistic device. Second, translation studies which is
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