COMM 3002 Chapter Notes - Chapter n/a: Pope Urban Ii, Discourse Analysis, List Of Medieval Great Powers

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Communication Studies
• Course: COMM 3002
• Professor: Andre Turcotte

Document Summary

A call to arms at the end of history: a discourse-historical. Analysis of george w. bush"s declaration of war on terror: (cid:1) (cid:1) (cid:1) Throughout history, political leaders have convinced millions of people to sacrifice their lives and the lives of others in warfare for some greater good or other (cid:1) They do so firstly by means of discourse, regardless of whether or not political and physical coercion follows (cid:1) The primary analytical focus of this paper is the significance of bush"s. Four examples are presented: the speech at clermon by pope urban ii launching the first crusade the speech at tilbury by queen elizabeth i launching a war against the. Spanish (cid:1) the speech at the reichstag by hitler prior to germany"s annexation of. Austria (cid:1) the speech at the whitehouse by george w. bush declaring a war on terror" (cid:1)