The Socioterminology of Arab Spring Discourse

Abstract

The so-called Arab Spring is one of the most pivotal events that will continue to change the face of the Arab history. In spite of all the light shed by Arab and foreign writers and journalists on its engenderers, instigation, future and impacts on the social, political and religious levelsand despiteall the new and the renovated terms it has conceived on both the syntactic and the semantic aspects,its terms did not receive the expected attention. Those terms reverberated throughout the protestations and writings of the Arab Spring country by country through dialectical concepts based on the paradox of Ego and Super-ego and transmitted their message through multifaceted terms; simple and complex, classic and colloquial, technical and general, inherited and translated, authentic and borrowed.This paper analyses the terms of The Arab Rights Movements through socioterminology, which studies discourse as a social activity organically attached to its physical context, its users, purposes, initiation, diffusion and development.