INFORMATION ABOUT THE DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name of the doctoral candidate:Vu Hoai Phuong
2. Gender: Female
3. Date of birth: January 15, 1973
4. Place of birth: Hung Yen
5. Decision No. 4152/QD-SDH, dated July 15, 2008, of the Director of Hanoi National University, recognizing the doctoral student.
6. Changes in the training process: None
7. Thesis title:Studying the functional impact of discourse (based on Vietnamese political speeches)
8. Major: Linguistics Theory Code: 62.22.01.01
9. Scientific supervisor:Prof. Dr. Dinh Van Duc
10. Summary of the new findings of the thesis:
The thesis has developed the concepts of "political speech" and "political speech in Vietnamese";
The thesis establishes four groups of common pronoun expressions bearing the imprint of individual and collective power, performing an influential function in Vietnamese political discourse.
This thesis identifies and analyzes the advantages of three argumentative groups in performing the function of influencing speech in Vietnamese political discourse: simple arguments, complex arguments; directional arguments, opposing arguments; and explicit and implicit arguments. The choice of argument type depends on the audience's level of understanding, the content of the issue, and the communication context. The argumentation in a speech is a sharp weapon for persuading the audience.
The thesis also highlighted the contribution of rhetorical metaphors and repetition in Vietnamese political speeches, highlighting their impact on the audience by enhancing the aesthetic, expressive, and informational value of Vietnamese political speeches and creating a personal imprint for politicians.
The thesis offered several suggestions for Vietnamese political speechwriters regarding the selection and use of pronouns, arguments, rhetorical devices, and techniques to have the strongest impact on the recipient of the speech.
11. Practical applications:
This dissertation is a linguistic research work, and its findings can contribute to building a theoretical foundation for the courses "The Art of Public Speaking," "Types of Public Speaking," "Political Communication Skills," "Communication and Negotiation in International Relations," and "Leadership and Management Skills" in Political Science and Journalism at the Academy of Journalism and Communication. The research results can also serve as a reference for politicians or anyone whose work requires public speaking; and for anyone interested in political speech.
12. Future research directions:
This study examines modality or speech acts, argumentative operators and conjunctions in Vietnamese political speech; investigates their function in spoken discourse; and compares Vietnamese political speech with political speech in other languages around the world.
13. Published works related to the dissertation:
Vu Hoai Phuong (2013), "Vietnamese political speeches viewed from a theoretical perspective", Proceedings of the International Conference "Vietnamese Linguistics in the context of innovation and international integration", pp. 1219 - 1234.
Vu Hoai Phuong (2014), "Ho Chi Minh's views on oral propaganda", Journal of Political Theory & Communication (7), pp. 6 - 9.
Vu Hoai Phuong, Tran Thi Van Anh (2015), "Ho Chi Minh's style through a survey of rhetorical devices in Ho Chi Minh's complete works", Journal of Political Theory & Communication (5), pp. 50 - 54.
Vu Hoai Phuong (2016), "Contemporary value of the discourse of President Ho Chi Minh's call for the nation to vote", Journal of Political Theory & Communication (5), pp. 20 - 23.
Vu Hoai Phuong (2016), "Addressing terms expressing power in Vietnamese political speech", Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Research and Teaching of Linguistics: Theoretical and Practical Issues", pp. 393 - 403.
INFORMATION ON DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name: Vu Hoai Phuong 2. Sex: Female
3. Date of birth: January 15, 1973 4. Place of birth: Hung Yen
5. Admission decision number: 4152/QD-SĐH, July 15th2008 by President of VNU, Hanoi.
6. Changes in academic process: None
7. Official thesis title: Researching the influential function of discourse (base on Vietnamese political speeches)
8. Major: Theoretical Linguistics Code: 62.22.01.01
9. Supervisors: Pro, Dr. Dinh Van Duc
10. Summary of the new findings of the thesis:
10.1. The thesis has developed the concept of "political speeches" and "Vietnamese political speeches";
10.2. The thesis established four groups of address expressions common words marked personal power and authority to perform the conative function of Vietnamese political speeches.
10.3. Thesis was to identify and analyze the advantages of the three participating groups argued in performing the impact of Vietnamese political speeches including single argument, complex reasoning; arguments co-direction, argued against explicit instruction and argument, the argument implies. The use of arguments depends on the level of awareness of the audience, content and context issues communicated. Speech argument is sharp weapon to convince the listener;
10.4. The thesis also points out the contribution of metaphorical rhetoric and political speeches repeat the Vietnamese as the impact on listeners to enhance the aesthetic value, the value of expression, the value of information for political speeches Vietnamese and create a personal touch for politicians.
10.5. The thesis gave a few suggestions to the author of the Vietnamese political speeches in the selection and use of terms of address, argued, means and measures so that health practitioners from a strongest impact speech to recipients.
11. Practical applicability, if any:
The thesis is a study of linguistics, not study political science or communications. However, the research results of the thesis can contribute to building the theoretical basis for some courses at Journalism at Academy of Journalism and communication, such as: "Public speaking", "Political Communication skills", "Communication and negotiation in international relations", "Management and leadership skills", ... The results of the thesis also be references to politicians or those whose job requires public speaking; for those who are interested in political speeches.
12. Further research directions, if any:
The research results of the thesis might suggest some content for future research projects. To learn the power is realized in political speeches can survey the modality or speech arts. Should take an interest in operators and logical connections in political discourse Vietnamese. Political speech has a major role in political life should be outside the research function in the form of discursive effects write longer need to conduct research in the form of discursive said to be able to assess the impact on recipients. To have a look comparisons, reference should conduct Vietnamese political speeches with political speeches of other languages in the world.
13. Thesis-related publications:
1. Vu Hoai Phuong (2013), "Vietnamese political speech from the perspective of theory", Proceedings of the International Conference "Linguistics Vietnam in the context of renewal and international integration, p. 1219 - 1234.
2. Vu Hoai Phuong (2014), "The view of Ho Chi Minh on mouth propaganda", Journal of Political Theory & Communications (7), p. 6-9.
3. Vu Hoai Phuong, Tran Thi Van Anh (2015), "Ho Chi Minh style that explores rhetorical measures work in Ho Chi Minh in the whole episode", Journal of Political Theory & Communications (5) , p. 50-54.
4. Vu Hoai Phuong (2016), "Value era discourse national calls to vote by President Ho Chi Minh", Journal of Political Theory & Communications (5), p. 20-23.
5. Vu Hoai Phuong (2016), "The word of the power of address in Vietnamese political speeches", Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Research and teaching Linguistics: Theoretical Issues and practice", p. 393-403.
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