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CONVENTIONAL TOPICS IN VICTORY SPEECHES OF RUSSIAN PRESIDENTS

КОНВЕНЦИОНАЛЬНЫЕ ТЕМЫ ПОБЕДНЫХ РЕЧЕЙ РОССИЙСКИХ ПРЕЗИДЕНТОВ
Authors: Koptelova, I.E.;

CONVENTIONAL TOPICS IN VICTORY SPEECHES OF RUSSIAN PRESIDENTS

Abstract

Автор анализирует традиционные темы речей-объявлений о победе на выборах. Речь о признании поражения и объявлении победы - это взаимный ритуал в политике США, в котором оба кандидата в конце выборов подтверждают результат, придают легитимность процессу и начинают новый политический цикл. Из-за глобализации политической жизни ритуал победной речи закрепился во многих странах мира. В статье проецируются традиционные темы победных выступлений, выделяемых в США, на дискурс российских президентов. Хотя такие речи носят ритуальный характер, они, тем не менее, приобрели своеобразие из-за особенностей личного характера президентов России. Автор приходит к выводу, что подобные темы носят универсальный характер и повторяются в победных выступлениях президентов России.

The author analyses conventions of electoral victory speeches. The concession and victory speech is a reciprocal ritual in the US politics, in which both candidates at the end of an election agree on the outcome, lend the legitimacy of the process, and start the political transition. Because of globalization of political life the ritual of victory speech is being spread onto many countries of the world. The article projects conventional topics of American victory speeches onto the discourse of the Russian Presidents. Though of a ritual character, they nevertheless have acquired a personal touch of the Russian Presidents. The author comes to the conclusion that such topics are of universal character and recur in the Russian Presidents’ victory speeches.

Russian Linguistic Bulletin, Выпуск 3 (27) 2021, Pages 30-34

Keywords

call for unity, recurrence, победная речь, благодарность, rhetoric, communication, victory speech, риторика, повторяемость, gratitude, коммуникация, ритуальный дискурс, призыв к единству, глобализация, globalization, ritual discourse

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