Let's talk politics

Name: Let's talk politics | New essays on deliberative rhetoric
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New essays on deliberative rhetoric

Hilde Van Belle Kris Rutten Paul Gillaerts Dorien Van De Mieroop Baldwin Van Gorp(Herausgeber*in)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Erschienen am 30. April 2014

VIII, 208 Seiten

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Let's talk politics
Editorial page
Title page
LCC data
Table of contents
List of authors
Introduction
Let's talk politics: Introduction
References
Part I. Theory
1. Aristotle on deliberation: Its place in ethics, politics and rhetoric
References
2. More than a nice ritual: Official apologies as a rhetorical act in need of theoretical re-concept
1. Introduction
2. Official apology/apologia - what's the difference?
3. Official apologies are not simply large-scale interpersonal apologies
4. The need for a broader theoretical framework for understanding official apologies
5. Official apologies defined and exemplified
6. Official apologies read as a form of politics and a means of civic (re)construction
7. Rhetorical resources for re-conceptualizing official apologies
8. Conclusion
References
3. Cultural diversity, globalization, and political correctness: Rhetorical argumentation in multicu
1. Introduction
2. Cultural diversity and argumentation
3. Effects of globalization
4. Political correctness and its consequences
5. A rhetorical solution?
6. Conclusion
References
Part II. Cases
4. Dialogic voices: A pragma-dialectical approach to R. G. Mugabe's ceremonial speeches
Introduction
Aims and method
The pragmatic context
Extended pragma dialectic theory
'Zimbabwe shall never be a colony again'
UN Summit on climate change
Conclusion
References
5. Prosodic enhancers of humorous effect in political speeches
Introduction
Research methods
Humor and its functions in rhetoric
Types of humor used in political speeches
Phonological markers and enhancers of humor
Research results
Discussion and conclusion
References
6. Correlative markers in eu-parliamentary French debate: The case of non seulement mais in compari
1. Purpose
2. Material
3. Theoretical framework
4. Shared semantic features
5. Text-organizational differences
6. Pragmatic value of et même
7. Pragmatic value of non seulement mais
8. Concluding remarks
References
7. British Prime Minister David Cameron's apology for Bloody Sunday
The rhetoric of collective apology
Prime Minister David Cameron's Bloody Sunday apology
Conclusions
References
8. Entropa: Rhetoric of parody and provocation
Consensus or conflict as the goal of public debate
The rhetorical potential of ambiguity
Analysis of Entropa as an ambiguous vehicle of public debate
An ambiguous potential for public debate
References
9. US National Security Strategy: Different presidencies, different rhetoric?
1. Introduction
2. The National Security Strategy report
3. Materials and method
4. Analysis
5. Discussion and conclusions
Bibliographic references
10. The Bridge: The rhetorical construction of Barack Obama's biography by David Remnick
A piece of biographical journalism
Traditional rhetoric and the three types of rhetorical proof
Contemporary rhetorical theory and logos
The bridge as a rhetorical construction
Conclusion
References
11. Learning to differ: Transforming parliament through argument and debate in Poland post-1989
Introduction
Parliament during the state socialist era
Transforming parliament through discourse and debate
Conclusion: Discourse, constitution, institution
References
Name index
Subject index

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