Language profiles of female politicians of the 20-21st centuries (based on Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris language profiles)

Kapnik M. Language profiles of female politicians of the 20-21st centuries (based on Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris language profiles) : Master Thesis : 035 Philology / supervisor A. D. Belova. Kyiv, 2023. 183 p.

Throughout history, women have faced marginalization in the realm of politics, despite their significant contributions to society. They have been systematically excluded from decision-making processes that shape the political landscape. It was not until the late 19th and early 20th centuries that women began to demand their right to vote and participate in politics, resulting in the fight for suffrage and political representation. Today, women still encounter challenges in the political sphere, but their participation is crucial for a thriving democracy. This is because women bring unique perspectives and experiences that can lead to more inclusive policies and better representation of diverse interests.
The study of Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris's language profiles has yielded valuable insights into the communication strategies of politicians, emphasizing the significant impact of political speeches in modern society. Further research in this area could explore language profiles of other politicians, conduct comparative studies, investigate the impact on public perception and voter behavior, examine adaptation of language profiles in different settings, analyze the role of rhetorical devices and linguistic features in political discourse, and employ computational methods for data analysis. Such research has the potential to enhance our understanding of political communication and its societal implications.