Politički govor Brozove epohe
Political Speech of Tito's era
Author(s): Dejan A. MilićSubject(s): Politics / Political Sciences
Published by: Centar za unapređivanje pravnih studija
Keywords: political speech; Tito; Tito's era; self-governing socialism; deaf speaker; subjected audience; uninterested audience
Summary/Abstract: Tito's era in the political rhetoric of modern lasted for over half a century. It was from the aspect of political rhetoric a retrograde period of dissolution of political rhetoric with three negative consequences. Firstly, Tito's era produced on a large scale meaningless, illogical and untrue political speeches inciting tension and intolerance or completely useless doctrinaire political speech without clear or more often without any political conception. Secondly, at that time the model of a 'deaf speaker' was created (a speaker who is not interested in what the party says, which cannot tolerate the argument of political difference and who is entirely uninterested in his own spoken words) which gained solid ground in the Milosevic era. Finally the model of 'subject' or 'uninterested audience' was created which is a problem encountered by political rhetoric in transition Serbia.
Journal: HERETICUS - Časopis za preispitivanje prošlosti
- Issue Year: 2005
- Issue No: 3-4
- Page Range: 58-64
- Page Count: 7
- Language: Serbian