紀錄類型: |
書目-電子資源
: Monograph/item
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杜威分類號: |
808 |
書名/作者: |
Information and persuasion : studies in linguistics, literature, culture, and discourse analysis // Domnita Tomescu, Maria-Ionela Neagu (eds.). |
其他作者: |
Tomescu, Domnita. |
出版者: |
Frankfurt a.M. : : Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften,, 2017. |
面頁冊數: |
274 p. : : digital ;; 24 cm. |
標題: |
Persuasion (Rhetoric) |
標題: |
Discourse analysis - Political aspects. |
標題: |
Communication - Psychological aspects. |
標題: |
Communication in politics. |
ISBN: |
9783631737439 |
ISBN: |
9783631735909 |
書目註: |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
內容註: |
Persuasion matters. Maria-Ionela Neagu and Sky Marsen - I. PERSUASION: FROM STRUCTURE TO DISCOURSE - Les verbes persuasifs en roumain. Domnita Tomescu and Monica Busuioc - L'embrayage temporel au niveau de la sequence textuelle et son role argumentatif/persuasif. Diana Costea - Approximation as a means of persuasion in Romanian written press. Silvia Krieb Stoian - Consumption and myth in advertising. Loredana Stoica - Classroom code-switching: between information and persuasion. Ioana Jieanu - Conceptualizing emotions: fear, love, anger, and the Holocaust. Maria-Ionela Neagu - Dramaturgies de la persuasion dans le theatre francais des XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles. Ioana Galleron - Sandra Cisneros and Jhumpa Lahiri in dialogue on culture. Anca Dobrinescu - II. IDEOLOGY: BETWEEN INFORMATION AND PERSUASION/MANIPULATION - Manipulated memory: censuring the Romanian Holocaust under Ceausescu and its aftermath. Arleen Ionescu - Communist propaganda: representing the Communist activist in the novels published during Ceausescu's dictatorship. Mihaela-Claudia Trifan - Anne Frank - un symbole du trauma produit par la guerre. Diana Rinciog - Early empowerment and discursive agency: teenage users on the Internet. Raluca Petre - Revealing words in psychotherapy. Anca Spiridon - Manipulating written media consumers. Alexandra Codau |
摘要、提要註: |
This transdisciplinary study gathers research papers that reveal the multifarious facets of the concept of <>. It is argued that regardless of its degree of intentionality, the act of persuasion underlying each information item prompts the interlocutors to cross the borders of political, historical, linguistic, narrative, psychotherapeutic, and even marketing configurations. The contributors' contention is that political thinking and ideology-grounded linguistic patterns act as a form of social control, both informing and shaping the sense of identity of the manipulated masses and of the oppressed. <> - Bledar Toska, University of Vlora <> |
電子資源: |
https://www.peterlang.com/document/1110462 |