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RP-A Pragma-Stylistic Analysis of Flaming Language in Selected Political Speeches.pdf

The pragma-stylistic approach offers a robust framework for examining the intricate dynamics of language use in political texts. Flaming is a term for verbal abuse that is intended to hurt someone, a group, or an organization. In other words, it constitutes profanity or personal insults that is used by politicians. The present study aims at investigating meanings of flaming as a pragma-stylistic phenomenon and identifying which meaning is mostly used by Donald Trump’s Rallies against Harris. It also aims at identifying which impoliteness strategies and stylistics devices are used by Donald Trump and their contribute of flamed speeches. The study hypothesis that directs faming is commonly used in Trump’s speech and bald on record and hyperbole are mostly used in his rallies. The study uses eclectic model: Bansal et.al (2012) Meanings of Flaming, Culpeper (1996) Impoliteness Strategies and Stylistics Devices. The data of this study is Donald Trumps’s Rallies against Harris in the election of (2024). The analysis of Donald Trump’s rhetorical style across his speeches reveals a consistent use of figurative language, speech acts, and flaming strategies to engage audiences, assert authority, and provoke reactions. His dominant use of hyperbole and irony, along with metaphors and similes, showcases a communication style grounded in boldness, exaggeration, and relatability. Together, these linguistic features shape a persona of decisiveness, emotional resonance, and persuasive power.