BASIC LINGUISTIC MEANS AND STRATEGIES FOR CREATING HUMOROUS AND SATIRICAL EFFECTS IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE
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irony, paradox, antithesis, parody, euphemism, hyperbole, sarcasm, allusion, political irony.Abstrak
This article explores the main stylistic devices of creating humorous effect in politicians’ speech. The main types of stylistic devices are explained and examples are provided. The role of literary devices is crucial in creating satire or humor therefore this paper gives some examples of famous politicians who used some linguistic means to create humorous effect in political speeches.
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