A Pragmatic Study of the Use of Personal Pronouns in Joe Biden's Victory Speech.

توظيف الضطائر الشخصية في خطاب الظصر لجو بايدن.

تتشاول ىحه الج ا رسة تحليل تهعيف الزسائخ الذخرية في خظاب جه بايجن رئيذ الهلايات الستحجة الأمخيكية ، بعج فهزه في الانتخابات الخئاسية ، بهصفو مسثلا للخظاب الدياسي الأمخيكي. ففي مقجمة ىحه الج ا رسة حاول الباحث تقجيم مفيهم الب ا خغساتية، و تعخيفيا و تهضيحيا ، ثم تقجيم مفيهم الزسيخ ، و ايزاحو في اللغة الانجليدية ، بأنهاعو متبهعا بسحاولة تفديخ استعسال الزسائخ الذخرية )ضسائخ الأنا) في الخظاب الدياسي، و تهضيح كيفية تهعيفو، و بعجه الب ا خغساتي، ثم تم عخض بعض الأمثلة على استعسال الزسائخ الذخرية في خظاب الشرخ الأمخيكي للخئيذ جه بايجن ، و تحليليا ب ا خغساتيا. تفتخض ىحه الج ا رسة أن أي تغييخ في استخجام الدياسيين للزسائخ الذخرية يغيخ دلالة الكلام . خاتسة ىحه الج ا رسة تثبت صحة ىحه الفخضية. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In fact, every word said by the politicians in their public speech cannot be chosen randomly. There are always different interpretations behind their choice of words. This paper is a pragmatic study that analyzes the use of personal pronouns by the politicians in general, and in Joe Biden’s, the president of the United States, victory speech after winning the presidential election, in particular. It tries to clarify the different purposes of the politicians, particularly Biden, behind their choice of the personal pronouns. In the introduction of this study, the researcher tries to present, define and clarify pragmatics and pronouns, with its types, more specifically the personal pronoun. Furthermore, the use of the personal pronouns in the political speech is explained followed by its pragmatic dimension. Then, some examples of the use of the personal pronoun, specifically I, we, you and they, in the American president's speech are presented and analyzed pragmatically. This study hypothesizes that any change of the use of personal pronouns by politicians change the connotation of that speech. The conclusion of this study proves this hypothesis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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