الحقول الدلالية في الخطاب السياسي المصري الراهن : خطاب مرسي (3 7 2013)‎ أنموذجا

الملخص EN

The Semantic fields in the current political Egyptian discourse: speech of Morsi dated on 3rd July, 2013 as a model”, we have studied and analyzed the semantic fields.

Since the purpose of the political speech is to push the recipient to have a positive attitude or change his beliefs and concepts and incite him on the political action.

The feasibility and importance of our survey lies in the scarcity of studies that touched on the topic.

Hence, the study consists of four axes, On the first stage, we dealt with the concept of political discourse where we concluded that communication takes place between two parties: the sender and the receiver, and which seeks to deliver a message in order to convince that recipient of the content of the message that and make him/her take a positive attitude in the interests of the sender.

And this is done via a message in which the sender / politician seeks to legitimize his speech and stimulate the largest number of recipients.

We spoke on the second axis of the Egyptian movement and the reasons and motives that produced it.

soon the third axis, we tried to have a look on the speech sender, the Egyptian President Morsi, where we focused on his political affiliation, which had a significant impact on the nature of the semantic fields used.

Then we moved, on the fourth and last axis, to study the semantic fields in the speech, which we noticed that they remained faithful to the political thoughts that Morsi holds, and that is the belief of The Muslim Brotherhood.

Making a lot of fields in which the religious interweaves with the political.

We have focused in the study on the theory of semantic fields, maybe we can explore the role that these fields play in Morsi's speech.

To answer the confusion posed: did the political speeches for this stage form a qualitative change? If there is a change, is it a change for the benefit of speech or a change that increased in the retreat and the low level of the political discourse? And are they really the fields that serve the political rhetoric of Morsi?