A stylistic-critical discourse analysis of persuasive strategies in King Abdullah II’s Speeches
Thi-Qar Education Directorate, Iraq.
Research Article
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2024, 21(02), 1486–1498
Article DOI: 10.30574/wjarr.2024.21.2.0539
Publication history:
Received on 07 January 2024; revised on 18 February 2024; accepted on 20 February 2024
Abstract:
This study looks at the influence procedures or persuasive strategies utilized by King Abdullah II of Jordan provided for the UN, European Parliament, Association of Islamic Participation, and Bedouin Association somewhere in the range of 2007 and 2021. Intertextuality, Imagination and Illustration, References, and Diversion were utilized in the review to investigate how the King involved these persuasive methods in his discussions. The speeches are additionally being broken down utilizing Fairclough's discourse investigation approach. King Abdullah II utilized representations, references, aversion, and intertextuality, as indicated by the review. He featured reality as it is utilizing an inventive strategy. Furthermore, he utilizes intertextuality to convince the world local area of his point of view. The King, then again, stays away from unoriginality in his comments by utilizing nonpartisan pronouns like "we," "our," "your," and "you. "It takes a look at the purposeful utilization of language to stimulate sentiments, support convictions, and make a positive view of the speaker or political faction. Then Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) offers a hypothetical system to take a look at the power the social and political variables have underlined in political discourse. It shows the way that language can be utilized to keep up with control, bar specific gatherings from society, or reinforcing existing power structures. Stylistics and CDA are utilized in this review to give a comprehensive understanding with complex perception of the influence (or persuasion) strategies employed in political discourse.
Keywords:
Persuasive; Strategies; Political Discourse; Stylistic-CD
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