(political) speech analysis

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address of the listeners 0 get 0 word / phrase say D W pretty often / pretty much 0 possible aims / effects to involve the listeners speaker presumes / presupposes that the audience. Supports his point of view / agrees with him. speaker wants to involve his opinion on the aud. to create the illusion of a unity / mutual under- standing • to appeal to.... • to involve audience (attention) Stimulate them to think about old beliefs to emphasize / to stress Sth. to make the audience aware of the extent of the problem • to arouse interes+ to simplify complicated matters by referring everyday / known experiences / phenomena /-non • to simplify matters by reducing complexity to imply that an abstract phenomenon can (re)- act as a unit . the emotions rather than to reason the audience's conscience no room left for doubt or questions speaker presumes that the audience agrees with him (appeal to general knowledge / common sense) . . to arouse interest to simplify to illustrate indirect criticism to be polemic to Stress/highlight a fact to back up/ Support one's own arguments to eliminate doubt to make them feel involved to appeal to the audience's conscience D Synonyms claim admit state is are quite often rather avoid kind of /sort of T O U S E word/ phrase thing/ things (e.g. the most important things) way much / way too all in all / overall с O M M E N T Synonyms values ideas beliefs much too far too taking all these analytical aspects into account/ into consideration, one has to admit in conclusion to summarize Hintergrund wissen hauptsächlich eigene Meinung brainstorming/notes → Pro /contra Tabelle nummerieren + Begründung • 3-5 Argumente/ Beispiele These bilden Introduction • The (political) speech.. (title)... raises the question/ introduces the problem of.. in the following I will / I am now going to comment on the statement that is touched upon in (speaker)'s (political) speech conclusion • To Sum up. I am of the opinion. To come to a final conclusion body referring to the view / arguments / example of the speaker... considering the fact that.. • another significant point / fact / argument is... you also have to take into consideration that... I am convinced (that)... on the one hand..., on the other hand In contrast to... I (do not agree with the idea that / of... I would like to point out that.... Looking at the two sides / taking both sides into consideration, I have to say Aufbau 4 - 4 Einleitung Hauptteil Kontraargumente > stärkstes > schwächstes Proargumente > schwächstes > stärkstes Schlussteil