Argumentation and Language in Delegation Literature

In her distinguished linguistic and critical book "Argumentation and Language in Delegations Literature" (published by Ruya for Publishing and Distribution), scholar Dr. Nour El-Hoda Haidar delivers a profound rhetorical thesis exploring the secrets of persuasion in classical Arabic texts. The book investigates discourse structures within delegations literature (speeches, debates, and early political dialogues), tracing how masters of eloquence utilized language and argumentation to convince audiences. Haidar dives with analytical eloquence into dissecting "the semiotics of argumentative discourse," demonstrating how rhetorical eloquence intertwined with psychological and political strategies. Through an eloquent literary style combining linguistic rigor with heritage grace, the author provides an exceptional work renewing classical rhetoric through modern linguistics.

Because it offers readers and researchers a documented critical study bridging classical Arabic rhetoric with modern argumentation and discourse analysis.

For linguists, discourse analysts, Arabic rhetoric scholars, literary studies students, and anyone interested in persuasion and argumentation in heritage.