Publication: Sobre incidencias en los discursos de los debates en torno al estado de la nación. Cuestiones previas
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Cortés Rodríguez, Luis
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Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Editum
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El estudio de las incidencias discursivas que vienen a sumarse a la voz del
político que en ese momento está en posesión de la palabra es algo hasta
ahora inédito, si exceptuamos los aplausos. En este artículo, tratamos una
serie de cuestiones iniciales acerca de estas incidencias (aplausos, rumores,
protestas, risas, voces e intervenciones de la presidencia del Congreso),
entre ellas sus intenciones y formas de aparición. Para el acercamiento a
tales manifestaciones, nos hemos valido de un corpus que abarca los
discursos iniciales del presidente del Gobierno y del líder de la oposición en
los debates en torno al estado de la nación (DEN) celebrados en las cuatro
últimas legislaturas ya finalizadas (desde 1996 hasta 2011).
The discursive incidents that occur during the speech of a politician who is taking part in parliamentary debates are not analysed, except for the applause. In this paper, we will study a series of questions about these incidents (applause, murmurs, protests, laugh, voices and interventions of the President of Congress). We will focus our analysis on intentions and forms of expression of these incidents. For the approach to such events, we have used a corpus covering the initial speeches of Government and Opposition leaders in the “Debates del Estado de la Nación” (DEN) held in the last four legislatures already completed (from 1996 to 2011).
The discursive incidents that occur during the speech of a politician who is taking part in parliamentary debates are not analysed, except for the applause. In this paper, we will study a series of questions about these incidents (applause, murmurs, protests, laugh, voices and interventions of the President of Congress). We will focus our analysis on intentions and forms of expression of these incidents. For the approach to such events, we have used a corpus covering the initial speeches of Government and Opposition leaders in the “Debates del Estado de la Nación” (DEN) held in the last four legislatures already completed (from 1996 to 2011).
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