CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN SELECTED MODERN CHILDREN’S MOVIES

This study has conducted to explore the linguistic and non-linguistic elements in " Inside out" children movie by using the critical discourse analysis.Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is a linguistically informed critical analysis of sociological issues.Discourse analysis (CDA) is a branch of linguistics that considers language use in social contexts.It brings attention to problems with power imbalances, manipulation, and exploitation, as well as difficulties in the realms of media, education, and politics.We can deduce the following from the study's findings:Visual styles predominate in animated films aimed towards children.They have a natural talent for capturing the energy of children's play.The various modes utilised in the film enhance and supplement one another.The employment of various discourse styles has a significant impact on the intended meaning of children's films.Directors of children's films often employ non-verbal cues, such as camera angle and gaze, to immerse audiences.In order to make complicated information easier to understand, non-linguistic components are utilised.Colours, music, and images all work together to help the film succeed in its goal.