This book includes interrogations related to political discourse and its relationship with the political system, as well as the connection between popular culture and the system of scholarly and dominant discourses. The author then proceeds to question the discursive content of words and its relation to systems of lexicography, non-lexicography, conflict, function, usage, and the 'war of words'. Next, he examines the relationship between modern translational discourse and the Western theological system connected to the Bible. Finally, he focuses on one of the major foundational statements in Western thought, 'comparative literature', highlighting some of its systemic implications through a reading of its discursive aspects.

• Publishing House: Dar Osama for Publishing and Distribution
• Number of Pages: 192
• Year of Publication: 2016
• Cover Type: Hardcover