Esraa2008 - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

January 25th marked a great uprising from the people, and a military coup on President Mursi, whose regime was not effectively dismantled and replaced. The uprising was not considered a success and there were no satisfying results from "the dialogue of the deaf" that followed. A year later, no one is celebrating the dream and hope of the revolution, and sadness for its loss.

Topic Modeling

1. 25 January Revolution and its aftermath
2. Transition of government after the revolution
3. The importance of political dialogue
4. The long-term effects of revolution
5. The nostalgia for the idealism during the revolution

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions, from hope and optimism to disappointment and sadness. The first tweet expresses the hope of a revolution that could overthrow the oppressive regime, and the sentiment that such a revolution requires more than just a demonstration of the people's will. The second tweet speaks of a revolution that was not completed due to a lack of power and support, and expresses regret for the loss of the dream and hope of the revolution. The third tweet speaks of the sadness of a society that is oppressed by a strong father figure, and the lack of positive outcomes from a discussion about it. Finally, the fourth tweet expresses disappointment and sadness over the fact that after 12 years, there is still no hope or joy associated with the revolution.

Trend Analysis

1. Revolution and Political Unrest
2. Lack of Concrete Change
3. Military Takeover
4. Moral Decline
5. Democracy and Human Rights