STRUCTURAL AND COMPOSITIONAL PARTICULARITIES OF MODERN PUBLIC POLITICAL SPEECH (A CASE STUDY OF RUSSIAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES)

Novikov I.

This paper examines the structural and compositional peculiarities of modern public political speech which is understood in the context of traditional rhetoric and political linguistics as a thoroughly premeditated and composed verbal product with a rigorous composition and a consistent presentation of ideas to produce a speech impact on the mass recipient. As a result of a study of theoretical and practical material, it was found that the majority of modern political public speeches are constructed according to the classical three-part rhetorical canon, which consists of an introduction, a main part, and a conclusion, while allowing for an expansion of the structure.

Keywords:public speech, public political speech, public political speech's structure and composition, rhetorical canon, argumentation