Pilgrims and persuasion in ideological discourse
Abstract
We conclude that the relationship between discourse and ideology is one of interrelation and interdependence, since ideological tendencies can only be embodied by linguistic means, that is, through discourse, since it does not there is no discourse without ideology, and there is no ideology without discourse, and it that the ideological discourse includes many arguments according to which it can obtain the influence of the other and persuade him, as well as a set of linguistic errors as a means of delusional persuasion, which is based on the attraction of the recipient's sympathy, and therefore the illusion of the feasibility of an ideological proposition on others.
Speech is therefore a vast field for the practice of pilgrims and persuasion, since speech is nothing but a means in the hands of pilgrims, and therefore it is possible to pass through it a set of rational or illusory arguments in order to persuade the other, and in general it can be said that any speech is not without a premeditated intention to persuade the other.
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