Academic literature on the topic 'Rhétorique présidentielle'
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Journal articles on the topic "Rhétorique présidentielle"
Caillat, Domitille. "La notion de temporalité au cœur de l’analyse des discours représentés à l’oral : essai de typologie, procédés rhétoriques et portées argumentatives des DR dans le débat présidentiel français de 2007." SHS Web of Conferences 1 (2012): 427–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/20120100329.
Full textBallet, Marion. "Pour une analyse émotionnelle des discours politiques : l’exemple des campagnes présidentielles françaises (1981-2012)." Recherches en Communication 41 (November 5, 2015). http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/rec.v41i41.50113.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Rhétorique présidentielle"
Vidak, Marko. "Les stratégies de manipulation par le discours dans le discours politique : l’exemple de la campagne présidentielle de 2007 en France." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040113.
Full textThe interest in manipulation is growing in all areas of human communication. It is fully realised mainly through the language, whether combined or not with other means of communication. However, in linguistics, studies conducted on this subject are virtually non-existent.Manipulation by the discourse is an effective solution for realising the communication that seems compromised when the tension is extreme between the goals of the speaker on the one hand, and the means available including constraints of the context, on the other hand. The strategy of manipulation by the discourse is similar to rhetoric, while diverting it, because manipulation must keep secret its objectives and its means of realisation. Although it may use argumentation, most often, it avoids it.Political discourse is one of the best examples of this extreme tension which is necessary to the manipulation. The 2007 presidential campaign in France is the most recent and perhaps most suitable model for the study of the manipulation by the discourse.This research aims to report on linguistic means of achieving manipulation strategies in a global approach of discourse analysis. It proceeds by a detailed examination of its various formal supports: semantic variations, syntactic and discourse organization, interactions between the constituents, the role of the repetition, the implication etc. Given the importance of the context in its realization, the pragmatic approach, with the theory of the speech acts, turned out to be the most appropriate choice. Through many examples based on a corpus of 195 political speeches, it helps explain how the macro-speech act of manipulation functions, and it helps develop a global theory of manipulation by the discourse
Curti, Sandrine. "Dessin d'actualité et représentation de l'imaginaire politique : approche sémio-rhétorique d'un corpus de presse (les élections présidentielles de 2002 en France)." Besançon, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006BESA1026.
Full textAs an element both essential and marginal of the written press, a multicoded genre situated between humour and the mood of the moment, an opening on the event and a manifestation of the subject, the political cartoon represents a “freeze-frame”, a live synthesis saying and illustrating what the article will develop. Composed, as it is, of the news system and a product of daily communication, how is it understood? How is it read? How is it connected with the world around and the universe of signs it is part of? What principles of writing does it answer to? Does it convey meaning according to certain mechanisms? The objects of this thesis are numerous: to identify the different signs inscribed within and around the cartoon; to study its icono-discursive organization; to understand how this complex semiotic icon develops itself as a media communication and political mediation; to reflect on how it brings together an icono-discursive conscience and collectively shared socio-cultural knowledge; lastly, to examine how it offers to see and read a certain representation of the political imaginary. Our corpus of research includes the cartoons which were published in the regional (Le Progrès, L’Est Républicain) and national, daily newspapers (Le Monde, Libération, Le Figaro) as well as those published in the weekly Courier International, and covers a period spanning between April 6th 2002 and May 18th 2002; in other words, 15 days prior to the first poll and 15 days after the second poll of the French presidential election. In order to analyse the semantic and pragmatic functioning, the socio cultural, aesthetic and ideological conventions of the era of a plurimodal communication, we use a semio-rhetorical approach allowing us to establish the link between the specificity of the drawings, the building of meaning through the use of the image and the reception it aims at
Bonneau, Ophélie. "La rhétorique présidentielle en temps de crise et l’essor de la nation : la présidence de Nicolas Sarkozy à l’Union européenne." Thèse, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/8838.
Full textThis thesis studies the impact of presidential communication on the rapid development of a nation. More precisely, this study explores the rhetorical practices in which Nicolas Sarkozy, by being the President of European union from July 1st to December 31th, has attempted to revive the interest of the French population on European development. Firstly, we examine the particular politic context that precedes the nomination of Nicolas Sarkozy in July 2008 and the two main international crisis which has punctuated his presidency. Then, we explore how scientific literature on the presidential rhetoric in time of crisis can contribute to understand the impact of his speeches on the French audience who is disillusioned about the European politic questions. After selecting and justifying the choice of five presidential speeches of our corpus, we introduce our analysis method based on the rhetorical approach of the “Close textual analysis”. Following this, we present our analyses which highlight the main rhetorical process existing in the five speeches. To conclude, we examine how these different rhetorical processes contribute to establish the rapid development of a European community.
Gagnon, Mathieu-Étienne. "L'Uruguay à la croisée des chemins : les changements rhétoriques sous-jacents à la victoire historique de la gauche aux élections présidentielles de 2004." Mémoire, 2008. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/1542/1/M10624.pdf.
Full textGutiérrez, Bayardi José Oswaldo. "Arguments by definition : Felipe Calderón’s war on drugs and the power to persuade." Thèse, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/11963.
Full textRhetorical studies have shown the significance of presidential rhetoric and the president’s power to define public issues and policies through discourse. This research addresses how former Mexican president Felipe Calderón defined the fight against drugs that characterized his administration—and the later process of changing his definition. It argues that through the definitional practices of association, dissociation and condensation symbols, Calderón advanced a particular definition of the drug problem in Mexico. Relying on the analysis of presidential public speeches and TV spots, I 1) identify Calderon’s key rhetorical practices of definition; 2) discuss the implications of those practices and the political definitions they sustain; and 3) address the limits politicians face when attempting to change a definition they initially advanced. In conclusion, I discuss how the set of metaphors and definitional practices advanced by Calderón opened up a rhetorical space where human rights could be dismissed and violence encouraged.
Book chapters on the topic "Rhétorique présidentielle"
Grondin, David, and Anne-Marie D’Aoust. "Identité, différence et exceptionnalisme dans la rhétorique présidentielle américaine." In Les élections présidentielles américaines, 203–30. Presses de l'Université du Québec, 2004. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv18ph7rc.13.
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