The discursive object "democracy" in two types of political discourse
Introduction:
electoral experience of 2000 in Mexico, we established a new political and even social paradigm that changed the reality of our transit country because of an authoritarian to a democratic government. And this change of such magnitude that many Researchers have given the task to analyze, among whom I include myself. The result of this transformation led to a new construction of a space which combines and juxtaposes different domains of meaning: discourse, images, slogans, events and settings of common sense. However, the question is how to approach from the social sciences to study these complex processes of production and forms of expression? This question is our starting point in this transdisciplinary research presented throughout this work. And to announce it, we will settle in the theoretical paradigm of the study of speech, why this work is aimed primarily at the reflection in the policy statement a key player in the change in question, the one who made the unthinkable possible, a democratic way to defeat the party that had ruled Mexico for seven decades.
electoral experience of 2000 in Mexico, we established a new political and even social paradigm that changed the reality of our transit country because of an authoritarian to a democratic government. And this change of such magnitude that many Researchers have given the task to analyze, among whom I include myself. The result of this transformation led to a new construction of a space which combines and juxtaposes different domains of meaning: discourse, images, slogans, events and settings of common sense. However, the question is how to approach from the social sciences to study these complex processes of production and forms of expression? This question is our starting point in this transdisciplinary research presented throughout this work. And to announce it, we will settle in the theoretical paradigm of the study of speech, why this work is aimed primarily at the reflection in the policy statement a key player in the change in question, the one who made the unthinkable possible, a democratic way to defeat the party that had ruled Mexico for seven decades.
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