The course will be divided into three parts. In the first part(16 hours), attention will be focused on some famous orations of Greek and Roman antiquity. In the second part (18 hours)we will study the political Language in the theatre, and how much it depends on the political and social context in which the authors live and the frequency of the use of political terminologies in ancient and modern tragedies. In the third part (14 hours), the political Language in the fairy tales and we study that there is a great deal of evidence of the call to a political dimension both formal and content. It will also call the use of a political Language in Perrault, Andersen and the Brothers Grimm.