拜登《国家安全增补法案》演讲的话语分析——基于系统功能语言学评价理论

• 영문명: Analysis of Biden’s Speech on the National Security Supplementary Act — Based on the Evaluation Theory of System-functional Linguistics
• 발행기관: YIXIN 출판사
• 저자명: Tang Ziyi Zhang Xipu Zhang Hongnan
• 간행물 정보: 『Journal of Language and Literature Studies 』Vol.1 No.3, 43~52쪽, 전체 10쪽
• 주제분류: 사회과학 > 교육학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2024.12.31

국문 초록

On April 25, 2024, American president Biden delivered a speech about the National Security Supplementary Act at the White House, focusing primarily on foreign affairs, including Russia-Ukraine war and Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The pass of this bill enabled America to provide active assistance to Ukraine, which will make America more secure and powerful. This paper conducts a discourse analysis of President Biden's important speech on the National Security Supplementary Act, using the evaluation theory of system-functional Linguistics to discover its linguistic advantages and persuasiveness. The study finds that speech contains a large amount of attitude resources, with the most account of judgement, moderate account of emotion, and the least account of appreciation. Biden frequently uses judgement resources and expresses a distinct personal style in the speech. This paper also confirms that evaluative resources can serve as a framework for analyzing the diplomatic stance of the speaker.

영문 초록

2024 年4 月25 日，美国总统拜登在白宫就《国家安全增补法案》发表讲话，其中主要涉及国外形势，包括俄乌战争和巴以冲突。这项法案的通过使得美国积极对乌克兰进行援助，旨在让美国更加安全与强大。本文从系统功能语言学的评价理论出发，对美国总统拜登通过的《国家安全增补法案》重要讲话进行话语分析，发现其语言优势与说服力。研究发现，演讲包含了大量的态度资源：比重占的最大的是判定，一般的是情感，最少的是鉴赏；拜登频繁地使用判定资源，并在讲话中表现明显的个人风格。本文也证实评价资源可以作为一种框架，为分析讲话人外交立场提供价值。

목차

Ⅰ. 引言

Ⅱ. 理论及文献综述

Ⅲ. 研究方法

Ⅳ. 研究分析

Ⅴ. 结语

키워드

Evaluation theory Biden’s speech Attitudes 评价理论 拜登讲话 态度

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