The Linguistic Identity under the Global Pandemic Constraints: Linguistic Horizons of Perception and Communication

Abstract

In this research, we study the use of Arabic from the perspective of identity, in terms of what we called linguistic identity in terms of real or virtual language in the means of communication. It is an internal force that binds the individual or group to the official language, which is the individual's sense of belonging to his community, and it, is part of daily life and its various events, especially the events of the Corona epidemic.

We studied the relationship that binds the individual to the language of his own people, the ability to express the pandemic, old and translated idiomatic uses, as well as the study of linguistic confusion in receiving daily expressions affected by the current crisis, and to clarify what increases the strength of Arab identity regionally and globally.

The research studied some terms and their semantic shift, focusing on language planning, revealing the difficulties that prevent the achievement of the goal, looking at the linguistic preparation that the media performs to prevent the epidemic in the Abu Dhabi Channel, with a linguistic study in the communicative theory appropriate for research, and an analysis of the media discourse on the principles of discourse when (Grace); To prove the identity of the Arab, which we hope will not be isolated from communication in the new lifestyle.