The metaphor of the «France house» in the discourse of the National Front. From On est chez nous to «we do not want to live as rented»
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https://doi.org/10.19248/ammentu.310Keywords:
metaphor, discourse, ethnonationalism, Marine Le Pen, 2017 presidential campaignAbstract
National’s Front ethnonationalism takes the form of a slogan, On est chez nous, and a metaphor: «France’s Home». In this article we inquire about the use of this metaphor in Marine Le Pen’s 2017 presidential campaign, and we analyze its transformations. This allows us to evaluate the concept of ethnonationalism concept as applied to the National Front. For this purpose, we rely on a discursive analysis of Marine Le Pen’s interventions in nine campaign rallies.
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2018-12-06
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DOSSIER - Perspectivas y derivas culturales. El estudio de las sociedades desde sus discursos
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