Parliamentary Discourse Analysis: Development of the Expression of Address

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  • Zoja Petrošiūtė

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51740/ps.vi17.204

Keywords:

parliamentary discourse, addresses, pronouns, politician speech, Parliament

Abstract

The subject of this article is address terms politians use in oficial public sphere – in 1923, 1990 and 2013 year Lithuanian Parliament. It is supposed that in the contemporary Parliamentary public sphere politicians are tend to use more informal addresses. The study result showed that address terms typical for private sphere, tend to penetrate the public area in 2013 year. Comparing the data of three periods, we can notice that in contemporary parliamentary discourse politians are tend to use names and second person (sg.) verbs, though they do not use second person pronouns (sg.). Also politicians are tend to use more direct addresses.

Published

01/06/2014

How to Cite

Petrošiūtė, Z. (2014). Parliamentary Discourse Analysis: Development of the Expression of Address. Parliamentary Studies, (17), 38–64. https://doi.org/10.51740/ps.vi17.204

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