Mona Alaa Eldin Mohammed Kamal <br/><br/>
Internal and external cohesion in the English simultaneous interpreting of Arabic political discourse :   With reference to Hassan Nasrallah's sixty-first Nakba speech /  
 التماسك الداخلي و الخارجي في الترجمة الفورية الإنجليزية للخطاب السياسي العربي :   بالإشارة إلى خطاب حسن نصر الله في الذكرى الحادية و الستين لنكبة فلسطين 
Mona Alaaeldin Mohammed Kamal ; Supervised Mohammed Enani  
 - Cairo :   Mona Alaa Eldin Mohammed Kamal  ,   2014 
 - 2 vol. ;   30cm 
<br/><br/>Thesis (M.A.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Arts - Department of English 
<br/><br/> Almost overnight, the Arab Spring dramatically altered the power structures of Arab politics. This historic paradigm shift provided new challenges and opportunities for Islamist movements, long thought by many to be the solution to the social ills that Arab nationalism failed to cure. The unparalleled rise of Hezbollah (lit. the Party of God) from a social movement and paramilitary organization to a virtual parastate in Lebanon has become one of the foremost success stories of political Islamism. The present study analyzes the cohesive ties as employed in Nasrallahs Arabic original and the simultaneously interpreted version of the sixty-first anniversary of the Nakba speech based on Enanis bilingual model of cohesion. It examines the role cohesion plays in modifying or otherwise distorting the message of the speaker and the tendency to overuse external or internal cohesion.  
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<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Index Terms: </label>Hassan Nasrallah's sixty-first Nakba speech Nakba speech  Political discourse