Kako govore hrvatski ministri?

Abstract

Članek analizira govorico sedanjih članov Vlade Republike Hrvaške. Najpomembnejši namen njihovega javnega govora je prepričati občinstvo, da so načela, ki jih zagovarjajo, usmerjena v splošno korist. Ob tem bi morali uporabljati zborno hrvaščino, ki je obvezna v formalnih situacijah, kjer je treba govoriti skladno s kodificiranimi predpisi. Vendar se večina analiziranih politikov zborne hrvaščine ni naučila, zato so v njihovih govorih zelo pogoste narečne značilnosti. V prispevku so podana odstopanja od standardnega govora, slog, elementi populizma in načini prepričevanja.

Keywords

hrvaščina;zborni jezik;politični govor;prepričevanje;slog;populizem;

Data

Language:	Croatian
Year of publishing:	2019
Typology:	1.16 - Independent Scientific Component Part or a Chapter in a Monograph
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	811.163.42:32
COBISS:	43809539
Views:	34
Downloads:	25
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Other data

Secondary language:	Slovenian
Secondary abstract:	The paper analyses the speech of current members of the Government of the Republic of Croatia. The most important goal of their public speech is to convince the public that the principles they advocate serve the common good. They should speak standard Croatian language which is an obligation in formal situations and has codified rules. However, most of the analysed politicians have not learned to do this, so their dialectal features are very common in their speeches. Deviations from standard speech, stylistic, populist elements and persuasion are analysed.
Secondary keywords:	hrvaščina;zborni jezik;politični govor;prepričevanje;slog;populizem;Croatian language;standard language;political speech;persuasion;style;populism;
Pages:	Str. 111-117
DOI:	10.4312/Obdobja.38.111-117
ID:	15891188