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RETRACTED: Political Discourse as Sliding Mode Manifestations
Abstract
The article considers the problem of political discourse transformation as exemplified by European (British and Russian) political rhetoric of the 20th century. Considered is the complex nature of political discourse comprising both its variable and invariable aspects reflecting discursive constancy and change which are regarded as manifestations of the sliding mode usually applicable to exact sciences phenomena. The major factors of transformation depend on social change caused by dramatic events in history, namely political conflicts. The invariable part of political discourse is concentrated around the text structure with dicteme as the main information and structure unit of the text and discourse. The variable part is determined by factors of speech regulation including target content of the utterance, status of the speaker and the listener, pre-supposition, and post-supposition. Genre and register specificity of political discourse as its constant characteristics reflect the change.
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