This paper examines two hypotheses concerning the relationship between language and violence. (1) Language does not merely represent violence, but enacts its own type of violence. (2) The use of violent language participates in the demarcation of political and subjective viability in the public sphere. I argue that these hypotheses are true to the extent that discourse circulates. I elaborate o...

This article examines the concept of “newspeak,” created by J. Orwell in his novel “1984,” which functions as one means manipulating political consciousness people. The focuses on linguistic manifestation newspeak speech behavior modern German politicians. It reveals two main politicians: confusion and reinterpretation established concepts. explores corpus lexical newspeak, are realized form fr...