Euphemization and Derogation in Political Discourse: The Case of War in Gaza
by Mona Bahmani
In 'Euphemization and Derogation in Political Discourse: The Case of War in Gaza,' Mona Bahmani investigates how language tactics like euphemization and derogation shape narratives around the Gaza conflict. This academic analysis reveals the subtle ways political rhetoric constructs reality, offering valuable perspectives for linguistics and political communication scholars.
About This Book
This book explores the use of euphemization and derogation as rhetorical devices in political discourse. It specifically analyzes their application in discussions surrounding the war in Gaza, highlighting how such language influences public understanding and framing of events.
The author delves into the mechanisms by which these linguistic phenomena operate within political contexts, drawing on examples from relevant speeches and media. The study underscores the role of language in either softening or intensifying the portrayal of conflict.
Through a detailed case study, the book illustrates the broader implications for discourse analysis in international relations. It provides a framework for interpreting how power dynamics are embedded in everyday political rhetoric.
Readers interested in sociolinguistics and media studies will find this examination particularly relevant to contemporary geopolitical issues.
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