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| Introduction...........................7
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| CHAPTER 1
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| Metaphor Studies in Political Discourse........................................14
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| 1.1. DefiningPolitical Discourse ..........................14
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| 1.1.1. What is Discourse .....................14
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| 1.1.2. Political Discourse as Linguistic Action in Politics ........................18
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| 1.2. Genre and Register as a Basic Concept in Studying Political Discourse ............21
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| 1.2.1. Understanding Genre and Register in Linguistic Field..................21
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| 1.2.2. Presidential Discourse and its Monologic Genres..........................26
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| 1.3. Metaphor Use in Political Discourse...........................32
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| 1.3.1. The Traditional Philosophical and Rhetorical Perspectives on Metaphor..................32
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| 1.3.2. The Linguistic and Cognitive Views of Metaphor...........................36
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| 1.3.3. Metaphor Studies in Political Discourse ..............49
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| 1.3.4. Metaphor Clustering as a Salient Feature in Political Discourse ..........55
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| 1.3.5. The Functioning of Metaphor in Political Discourse .....................58
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| CHAPTER 2
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| Functions of Metaphors and Metaphor Clusters in American Presidential Discourse .............67
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| 2.1. The Metaphorical Repertoire in American Presidential Inaugurals (from George H.W. Bush to Donald Trump)....67
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| 2.1.1. Personification...................68
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| 2.1.2. Nature Metaphor ..........................74
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| 2.1.3. Movement Metaphor ...............................86
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| 2.1.4. Construction Metaphor .................96
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| 2.1.5. Medical Metaphor ...................... 102
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| 2.1.6. Other Metaphors .............................. 105
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| 2.1.7. Metaphor Clusters ................................ 113
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| 2.2. The Metaphorical Repertoire in American Addresses Accepting the Presidential Nomination (From George H.W. Bush to Donald Trump)......................... 129
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| 2.2.1. ConflictMetaphor ............................ 130
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| 2.2.2. Personification....................... 143
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| 2.2.3. Nature Metaphor ................ 146
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| 2.2.4. Movement Metaphor .......................... 155
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| 2.2.5. Construction Metaphor ................. 166
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| 2.2.6. Medical Metaphor ...................... 173
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| 2.2.7. Other Metaphors............................175
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| 2.2.8. Metaphor Clusters ..... 183
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| 2.3. Similarities and Differences of Metaphor Use in Five U.S. Presidents’ Inaugurals and Acceptance Addresses................................... 195
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| Conclusion..................... 202
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| References..................... 205
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| Referat.......................... 218
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Tszi Syaosyao (Ji XIAOXIAO) Kandidat filologicheskikh nauk. V 2011 g. okonchila ochnuyu magistraturu filologicheskogo fakul'teta Vtorogo Pekinskogo instituta inostrannikh yazikov po spetsial'nosti «Anglijskij yazik i literatura». S 2011 do 2015 gg. vela nauchno-pedagogicheskuyu deyatel'nost' na kafedre inostrannikh yazikov Severo-Zapadnogo universiteta Minzu. V 2018 g. okonchila ochnuyu aspiranturu filologicheskogo fakul'teta MGU imeni M. V. Lomonosova. Spetsialist v oblasti perevodovedeniya, politicheskogo diskursa i metaforologii.
Mukhortov Denis Sergeevich Kandidat filologicheskikh nauk, dotsent kafedri anglijskogo yazika № 1 fakul'teta mezhdunarodnikh otnoshenij MGIMO MID Rossii. Vipusknik fakul'teta inostrannikh yazikov Khabarovskogo gosudarstvennogo pedagogicheskogo universiteta (nine Pedagogicheskogo instituta Tikhookeanskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta). Okonchil Moskovskuyu mezhdunarodnuyu shkolu perevodchikov (po spetsial'nosti «kommercheskij perevod») i fakul'tet perevodcheskogo masterstva Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo lingvisticheskogo universiteta (otdelenie sinkhronnogo perevoda). Spetsialist v oblasti politicheskogo diskursa, perevodovedeniya i metodiki prepodavaniya anglijskogo yazika.