Arabic Political Discourse in Transition

Focusing on the interplay between language and societal transformation, this book delves into the dynamics of Arabic political discourse during and after the Arab Spring. It scrutinizes how public and political dialogues shape societal contexts while analyzing the linguistic strategies employed by various actors, including marginalized voices. The text provides a thorough examination of discourse shifts in Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia, highlighting the significance of imagery in communication during conflicts. El Mustapha Lahlali, a linguistics expert, offers an innovative analytical framework for understanding these developments.