スピーチにおける文体特徴の一考察(その三) : Robert Runcie (1982)とEugene McCarthy (1967)

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An attempt has been made in this paper to consider two speeches of Robert Runcie (1982) and Eugene McCarthy (1967) in terms of their seemingly characteristic expressions such as (1) the way of expressing the political criticism and the use of an indefinite article and (2) the influence of the Christian spirit on the two speeches including the concept of every person based upon the love of God and the intertextual citation of a biblical verse. As for the speakers of the texts considered, one was an English Archbishop of Canterbury (1980-91), and another was an American Minnesota Democrat Senator (1959-1971), who were concerned with the Falklands War (1982) and the Vietnam War (1954-1975) respectively.