الدلالات اللغوية و المعرفية للمصطلح السياسي و الإعلامي في الصراع الفلسطيني الإسرائيلي : دراسة تحليلية

Abstract EN

This article examines the linguistic and epistemological referents of the Palestinian political and media terminology that Palestinians use to describe and analyze the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

These concepts play an important role in the production of political knowledge that not only filters the individual and collective consciousness of the Palestinian receivers, but also employs these concepts as soft tools that establish the epistemological foundations that frame the Palestinian struggle against the Israeli occupation.

The analyticaldescriptive method was used in order to analyze these concepts and interpret their epistemological and political referents and employed a list of literary tropes and figures of speech such as contradiction, homology, synecdoche, and coincidence as basic yardsticks in the analysis.

The results of this study show that the Palestinian political and media discourses do not agree on the use of these concepts and their referents.

Moreover, the results show that official Palestinian discourse, consciously or unconsciously, reproduces the Israeli narrative in a Palestinian package that consolidates Israeli terms in the Palestinian narrative and creates epistemological dissonance among Palestinian receivers.

The study recommends unpacking and deconstructing Palestinian media and political discourse to avoid such epistemological dissonance.

The study also proposes constructing a terminological database, structured around the occupation as a concept, making it possible to transcend the Israeli terminology and ground Palestinian terms and concepts in Palestinian history and geography.