Abstract
This article intents to analyze the relations between political discourse and power, here assumed as charismatic and hegemonic, aiming to understand the
strategical points of construtions of the power of the Prime Minister and the President
of the Republic in Portugal.
Our analysis will concern Weberian (charismatic) and Gramsci (hegemonic)
power so those dimensions could be outlined, as well as the discursive construction of
the political actors characterizing the President of Republic and the Prime Minister
leadership.
The methodology of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) analyses how the
different leaders in political discourse are consisted (Wodak, 2009).
Our corpora are four discourses of nomination referring to the president Mario
Soares and the Prime Minister, Cavaco Silva, in there coexistence period (1986-1996)
aim to underline the characteristics of the different ways of leadership comparing
strategies and its contextualization
Original language | Portuguese |
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Publication status | Published - 2012 |
Keywords
- COMMUNICATION
- POLITICAL COMMUNICATION
- POLITICAL SCIENCE
- POLITICAL SPEECHES
- PRIME MINISTERS
- DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
- PORTUGAL
- PORTUGAL. President of the Republic, 1986-1996 (Mário Soares)
- PORTUGAL. Prime Minister, 1985-1995 (Aníbal Cavaco Silva)
- PRESIDENTS OF THE REPUBLIC