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Pragmatic Deixis in King Charles III’s Inauguration Speech
Published 2023-10-01“…Hence, this study attempted to know the types of deixis in King Charles III Inaugural speech. The researchers obtained the transcript from the New York Times and analysed it using descriptive research to explore and explain the deixis types in the speech in more detail. …”
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TV simultaneous interpreting of proper nouns from English to Arabic in King Charles III’s speeches
Published 2024-02-01“…The data of the study comprise PNs detected in King Charles III’s political speeches along with their Arabic renditions produced live by three TV interpreters working for Al Jazeera, Sky News Arabic, and France 24. …”
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Giving Offence is no Offence
Published 2022-09-01“…<p>The death of Queen Elizabeth II last week, and thus the accession to the throne of King Charles III is an opportunity for reflection. However, what some have found here in the UK is that expressing republican sentiment in public has been met with a policing intervention – arrest or warning. …”
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Consensus and the Crown
Published 2022-09-01“…The monarchy will remain, by default if not by desire, just as King Charles III rather than his more popular son succeeded regardless of his subjects’ feelings on the matter.…”
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La Procesión de Disciplinantes. De la Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando. Goya y la religiosidad popular
Published 2008-10-01“…Writers of the period of the Spanish Enlightenment, Goya’s friends such as Meléndez Valdés, criticized these processions, considering them to be both irreverent and scandalous. In 1783, King Charles III prohibited them at the request of the ecclesiastical authority. …”
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“Enlightened Policy” in Eighteenth Century Spain: а Russian Eye-witness - Diplomat Stepan Zinoviev
Published 2015-12-01“…Based on the reports of Zinoviev we can reconstruct the images of such important political figures as the King Charles III, Secretary of State Count of Floridablanca and the other ministers of the Spanish government. …”
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