Totalitarian and Authoritarian Discourses

Contents: Henrieta Anisoara Serban: Theoretical Argument. Totalitarian Discourse: The New Snow White/Society in the Discursive Wooden Mirror - Razvan Victor Pantelimon: Uses and Abuses of Che Guevara's Myth in Political Cuban Discourse - Geert Crauwels: The I and the Socialist Personality: The Questioning of an Ideological Concept in Post-GDR Literary Autobiographical Discourse - Arvi Sepp: Totalitarianism and Performativity: The Redemptive Language of National Socialism in Nazi Poetry - Soonhee Fraysse-Kim: Constructing Them and Us in North Korea - Jorge V. Tigno/Jean Encinas Franco: The Language of Dictatorship in the Philippines: Marcos and Martial Law - Lutgard Lams: Strategies of Symbolic Meaning Construction in Chinese Official Discourse - Ivana Dobrivojevic: From Liberators to Villains: The Transformation of the Image of the Soviet Soldier in the Yugoslav Press (1945-1953) - Ruta Petrauskaite: The Pathos of the Soviet Press - Ko Ko Thett: The Myth of the Indispensability of the Military in Burmese Political Culture: Totalitarian Discourse in the State of Myanmar - Viorella Manolache: Totalitarian Discourse and the Rule of 'Anti-' - Abdenbi Sarroukh: Some Aspects of Totalitarian Discourse in Ben Ali's Tunisia.