LANGUAGE AND STYLE IN SOCIO-POLITICAL DISCOURSE: IMPLICATIONS FOR TRANSLATION PRACTICE

Abstract

This article examines the language and stylistic features of socio-political discourse and analyzes their implications for translation practice. Particular attention is paid to lexical choices, rhetorical devices, cultural references, and pragmatic strategies that shape the communicative impact of political texts. The study argues that effective translation of socio-political discourse requires a combination of linguistic competence, cultural awareness, and critical understanding of political contexts.