The Linguistic Analysis of American Exit from Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in the Discourses of Al-Arabia and Al-Manar Satellite Channel

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Ghaseminasab Reza ali; ZEIGHAMI ALI; Mirahmadi Reza

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Journal: LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH) Year:2019 | Volume:10 | Issue:3 (51) Page(s): 119-142

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The Linguistic Analysis of American Exit from Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in the Discourses of Al-Arabia and Al-Manar Satellite Channel

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Ghaseminasab Reza ali | ZEIGHAMI ALI | Mirahmadi Reza | Issue Writer Certificate

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Discourse AnalysisQ1

JcpoaQ1

Teun van DijkQ1

Al-arabiaQ1

Al-manarQ1

Abstract

The media can never force their audience to think but they can use some techniques to make you think about what they want to manipulate. By highlighting the messages in line with their goals, they attract the audience's attention to the subject they are interested in. This study deals with the linguistic analysis of the American withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in the discourses of the two satellite channels called – Al-Arabiya and Al – Manar adopting Teun van Dijk theoretical framework. In order to foreground a message in media, there are several techniques among them the linguistic ones are highly common. By analyzing the exit of America from Jcpoa, the current research aims at investigating linguistic components of this event as reflected in Al-Arabiya and Al – Manar. Marginalization and foregrounding are among the techniques used by these channels in order to highlight the power of their discourse and to bold the weakness of the rival discourse. The reason to choose these channels was their different ideology vis-à-vis the Jcpoa. These channels have tried to use linguistic tools such as repetition, exaggeration and contradiction to influence and persuade the audience. To do this, they carefully selected the letters and words used in the text of the act in a different way.

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Ghaseminasab, Reza ali, ZEIGHAMI, ALI, & Mirahmadi, Reza. (2019). The Linguistic Analysis of American Exit from Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in the Discourses of Al-Arabia and Al-Manar Satellite Channel. LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH), 10(3 (51) ), 119-142. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/166284/en

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Ghaseminasab Reza ali, ZEIGHAMI ALI, Mirahmadi Reza. The Linguistic Analysis of American Exit from Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in the Discourses of Al-Arabia and Al-Manar Satellite Channel. LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH)[Internet]. 2019;10(3 (51) ):119-142. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/166284/en

IEEE: Copy

Reza ali Ghaseminasab, ALI ZEIGHAMI, and Reza Mirahmadi, “The Linguistic Analysis of American Exit from Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in the Discourses of Al-Arabia and Al-Manar Satellite Channel,” LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH), vol. 10, no. 3 (51) , pp. 119–142, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/166284/en

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