Les « phrases sans (con-)texte » dans la propagande soviétique des années 1920–1940

Maria Shvetsova

doi:10.18778/8142-734-0

The “Phrases without (Con-)text” in the Soviet Propaganda (1920–1940)

Maria Shvetsova

University of Upper Alsace

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Populismo y propaganda: entre el presente y el pasado

Pages: 163-171

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18778/8142-734-0.14

Keywords: populism, propaganda, political discourse, discourse analysis, literature, lingüística

Published: 30 December 2020

Categories: Foreign language studies, Open Access

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In the present paper we are trying to reconsider the role of the phrases without (con-)text in the totalitarian discourse by proposing a classification based on the corpus of the Soviet propaganda. The present research is based on the theory of detachable/detached aphorisations of Dominique Maingueneau. Among them we distinguish the following groups: proverbs, quotations, slogans, slogans of the propaganda posters, headings and crossheadings of the press.

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Shvetsova, M. (2020). The “Phrases without (Con-)text” in the Soviet Propaganda (1920–1940). In Łukasz Szkopiński & A. Woch (Eds.), Populismo y propaganda: entre el presente y el pasado (pp. 163-171). Lodz University Press. https://doi.org/10.18778/8142-734-0.14