Words at War - The pragmatic rhetoric of war speeches
A comparison of war speeches by Winston Churchill and George W. Bush
The paper explores the intersection of linguistics and political discourse, highlighting the unique characteristics of political language and its performance. It delves into how these features have become central to the study of political linguistics, emphasizing the significance of language in shaping political communication and its implications. The work reflects a comprehensive understanding of pragmatics and its application in analyzing political texts and speeches.
