Multidimensional Analysis of the Closing Speech of Candidate Denis Sassou Nguesso: Between Stateism, Stability and Modernity
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https://doi.org/10.55595/ye92hb75CAR2026Keywords:
Statism, Stability, Modernity, Discursive attitudes, Election.Abstract
This article analyzes the multidimensional aspects of the closing speech of candidate Denis Sassous Nguesso to highlight the notions of statism, stability and modernity. Thus, the objective is to analyze the closing speech Dénis Sassous N'guesso, held on March 13, 2026. This discourse constitutes the highlighted data for our discourse analysis. To this end, our expected results are focused on five semantic parts of the presidential election speech of such a candidate accumulated experience in state management. These five multidimensional analyses have shown that the discourse of candidate Dénis Sassou N'Guesso conveys an informational message with political, philosophical, sociological, anthropological, academic and epistemological implications.Downloads
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