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Journal : Mots. Les langages du politique

The journal Mots. Les Langages du Politique falls within the scope of an interdisciplinary perspective between Language Sciences, Political Science, and Information and Communication Sciences.

Mots. Les Langages du Politique publishes thematic feature articles, articles under the heading of "Varia," research papers, and reviews. The articles are published in French and accompanied by abstracts with key words in French, English, and Spanish.

The journal is published with support from the CNRS, and the scientific support of the UMR CRAPE, ICAR, Triangle, the EA CEDITEC and the Société d'étude des langages du politique (SELP).

• ISSN : 02436450

• 3 issues per year

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Denis Barbet

Mots. Les langages du politique, n°110/2016

Le geste, emblème politique
The gesture, political symbol

Instead gestures which are themselves "activist" – in their usage, their variations, their interpretations and the remarks they elicit – are the object of this dossier, as opposed to individual movements, fleeting, isolated, of particular political actors; even if the latter gestures have taken on a “symbolic” signification.

Jean-Paul Honoré, Églantine Samouth, Yeny Serrano

Mots. Les langages du politique, n°109/2015

Discours d'Amérique latine. Identités et conflits
Latin America Discourses. Identities and conflicts

The purpose of this dossier is to analyse how collective identities (ethnic, political, social and gender identities) are constructed and displayed through the political and media discourse in Latin America.

Mahé Ben Hamed, Damon Mayaffre

Mots. Les langages du politique, n°108/2015

Thèmes et thématiques dans le discours politique
Topics in Political Discourse Analysis

Topic identification and description is a central theme in political discourse analysis, whether to study the content of electoral programs, the agenda setting of media outlets, or to uncover the discursive strategies of key political players.

Michèle Monte, Claire Oger

Mots. Les langages du politique, n°107/2015

Discours d'autorité : des discours sans éclat(s) ?
Are authoritative discourses dull and consensual ?

This issue Mots, makes hypothesis that in every institution different types of discourse co-exist: in some of them the interaction looks like symmetric conversation, in others, such as debates, polemics and controversies.