Voices of Authority: Decoding Discourse of Eminent Pakistani Poitician on Gender, Religion, and Politics
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Voices of Authority, Decoding, Discourse, Imran Khan, Pakistani Politician, Gender, Religion, PoliticAbstract
The former Prime Minister of Pakistan has been a prominent figure in global politics, known for his impassioned speeches addressing a wide range of societal issues. This study undertakes a detailed analysis of Khan's discourse on gender, politics, and religion, aiming to delve into the layers of his messaging and its significance for contemporary Pakistani society. Via a multidimensional approach, this research navigates through Khan's speeches that are within the context of religious discourse, gender studies, and political theories. Utilizing literary and discourse analysis techniques, the study explores the rhetorical strategies and linguistic devices used by Khan to put forward his perspectives efficiently. One of the key points of the analysis is Khan's construction and negotiation of thought of masculinity, religious identity, and political authority. By analyzing Khan's language and imagery, the study seeks to unravel the primary ideologies and power dynamics that shape his discourse on these topics. Furthermore, the research explores Khan's stance on critical societal issues such as gender equality, religious pluralism, and democratic governance. By probing Khan's arguments and policy proposals, the study reveals the ways in which he navigates these complex issues and seeks to shape public opinion. Ultimately, this study contributes to a more in-depth understanding of all the strategies used by political leaders to shape public opinion. By interpreting Khan's discourse on gender, religion, and politics, this research provides insights into the dynamics of power and representation in contemporary Pakistan, offering a nuanced perspective on the socio-political landscape of the region.
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