‘Now we are whole:’ humiliation, shame and pride in Aliyev’s discourse on the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War

IF 0.8 2区社会学 Q2 AREA STUDIES

Southeast European and Black Sea Studies Pub Date : 2022-10-12 DOI:10.1080/14683857.2022.2132901

Mustafa Gökcan Kösen, E. Erdoğan

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Abstract

ABSTRACT The article focuses on the role, interchangeability and liquidity of emotions in the speeches of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev during the Nagorno-Karabakh War in 2020. It enquires about the functionality of emotions before, during, and after the war and finds that Aliyev prepared, mobilized and motivated society for the war through multiple ‘Address to the Nation’ speeches that aimed to evoke specific emotions such as shame, pride, and humiliation via portraying the occupation of Shusha and the surrounding region as a source of shame and humiliation and the military victories in 2020 as a source of pride for the whole nation, which, combined, constitutes a crucial example of the interchangeability and liquidity of emotions. The emotional appeals in his speeches also justify and garner support for the initiation of the conflict, which, after the victory, transforms into Azerbaijani pride and humiliation of Armenians.

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“现在我们是完整的：”阿利耶夫关于2020年纳戈尔诺-卡拉巴赫战争的言论中的羞辱、羞耻和自豪

摘要本文重点探讨了阿塞拜疆总统伊利哈姆·阿利耶夫在2020年纳戈尔诺-卡拉巴赫战争期间的讲话中情绪的作用、互换性和流动性。它询问了战前、战时和战后情绪的功能，发现阿利耶夫通过多次“向全国发表讲话”为战争做好了准备、动员和激励社会，这些讲话旨在唤起特定的情绪，如羞耻、自豪、，通过将对舒沙及其周边地区的占领描绘成耻辱和羞辱的来源，并将2020年的军事胜利描绘成整个国家的骄傲来源，这些加在一起，构成了情感互换性和流动性的一个重要例子。他讲话中的情感诉求也证明了冲突的发起是正当的，并获得了支持。胜利后，冲突演变成阿塞拜疆人的骄傲和对亚美尼亚人的羞辱。

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Southeast European and Black Sea Studies AREA STUDIES-

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3.00

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19.00%

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期刊介绍： The aim of the journal is to establish a line of communication with these regions of Europe. Previously isolated from the European mainstream, the Balkan and Black Sea regions are in need of serious comparative study as are the individual countries, no longer "at the edge" of Europe. The principal disciplines covered by the journal are politics, political economy, international relations and modern history; other disciplinary approaches are accepted as appropriate. The journal will take both an academic and also a more practical policy-oriented approach and hopes to compensate for the serious information deficit on the countries under consideration.