Language Is Never Neutral
A theoretical question regarding qualitative differences between the language of power and the language of politics and a practical question concerning the possibility to govern society by controlling language practices are of great interest for political philosophy. This work is aimed at proposing possible solutions to both questions by addressing the concept of language modalities, the code change in vehicular and vernacular languages, etc. A conclusion is made that two different functional styles within the language of politics are the language of democracy and the language of power.