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This edited book is an innovative collection of studies exploring the various features of modern day political oratory in a number of Western and non-Western countries. It brings together a team of distinguished group of communication researchers, linguistics, and social & political psychologists to address issues related to the evolution of modern oratory in politics with a special attention paid to the way politicians' arguments and rhetorical appeals have changed over time i.e., their shifting speaking style and frames when communicating with the masses. Each chapter in this volume examines the specific historical, social, and cultural forces that shaped and determined present-day oratory in a particular country over the past several decades. The chapters offer a global analysis of modern political rhetoric in societies from West to East, developing a framework to assess the role and effect of communication in contemporary politics. Scholars of communication, rhetoric, modern history, and political behavior will find this book of particular interest.
Contents
Preface.- Framing Modern Political Oratory An Introduction.- A Comparative Discursive Analysis of Populist Political Oratory in Turkey Menderes Ozal and Erdogan.- The Israeli Vision as Reflected in the Rhetoric of Spearhead Leaders From an Inclusive Zionist Ethos Through Pragmatism Toward an Exclusive Messianism.- The Rhetoric of Evolving Democratic Identities in Poland Between Nationalism and Europeanism.- The Political Rhetoric of Reform A Study of Indonesian Presidential Speeches in the Ante and PostSuharto Period.- Charting Rhetorical Strategies in the Inauguration Speeches of Philippine Presidents.- Political Communication and the Charismatic Orators in PostIndependent India.- Transformative Oratory The Evolution of Islamic Rhetoric in Malaysian Political Discourse.- The evolution of peace and development nexus in Brazilian diplomatic discourse across three eras military regime centerright and rightwing governments and centerleft administrations.- The evolving oratory of Greek Politicians from 1974 to 2024 from Karamanlis and Papandreou to Tsipras and Mitsotakis.- Conclusions.- Index.
