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Título
Re-contextualizing political discourse: An analysis of shifting spaces in songs used as a political tool
Autor
Año del Documento
2016
Editorial
Routledge
Documento Fuente
Filardo-Llamas, L.; C. Hart & B. Kaal (eds.) Space, Time and Ideological Discourse. London: Routledge, pp. 58-75
Zusammenfassung
This article intends to build bridges between two recent trends within Critical Discourse Studies as exemplified by cognitive linguistics and multimodality. Thus, the postulates of spatial cognition will be followed to do an analysis of the musical re-contextualization (Wodak&Fairclough 2010) of Barack Obama’s New Hampshire 2008 speech (cf. Will.i.am 2008). In Will.i.am’s music video “Yes, we can”, uploaded on YouTube under the username WeCan08, we can listen to a song whose lyrics are made of different extracts from Obama’s speech.This type of communicative strategy results in a multiple re-contextualization of the political speech. The effectiveness of the musical video can be explained by identifying it as a blended mental space (Fauconnier& Turner 2002) incorporating elements of the text-world, the music-world and visual-world.
Palabras Clave
Critical discourse analysis
Multimodality
Mental space
Spatial cognition
Text-world theory
Patrocinador
This work was supported by the Regional Government of Castilla y León (project VA084B11-1), by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (project FFI2013-40934-R); and by the University of Valladolid [Funded research study leave at the VrijeUniversiteit Amsterdam.Autumn 2012].
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eng
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