POLITICAL DISCOURSE IN THE MEDIA AND TRANSLATION

Dildor ESHMURATOVA; Mahliyo ESHBOYEVA

doi:10.69617/nuuz.v1i1.6.5007

Dildor ESHMURATOVA Teacher of English language and Literature cafedra
Mahliyo ESHBOYEVA Termiz State of University, Faculty of Foreign filology

DOI: https://doi.org/10.69617/nuuz.v1i1.6.5007

Keywords: political discourse, theoretical, discursive, critical reading source language, delimatation, framework, pragmagmaticists, plea.

Abstract

This article is dedicated to an analyising political discourse in journalism as well as translation, among which a special attending is given to the theory of media and translation of political discourse. Publication and media are developing drastically through translation. The internet users should take essential data on usual human lifestyle, careers and so on. Media and translation have confusion in terms of translation procces. The article analyizes some aspects of political discourse as well as provides solution to various problems encountered in translation and media.

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POLITICAL DISCOURSE IN THE MEDIA AND TRANSLATION

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