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In this work the authors address the sphere of a politician's public speech as a special type of manipulative discourse, highlight certain tactics and strategies of influence on the mass consciousness, and also discover those spheres that are problematic and crisis areas for a politician. Here is the history of the emergence and development of the concept of "discourse", "political discourse", strategies and tactics of manipulation, expressiveness of speech. The work describes the mechanisms of influence of tactics and tricks of politicians on the audience and the degree of their…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In this work the authors address the sphere of a politician's public speech as a special type of manipulative discourse, highlight certain tactics and strategies of influence on the mass consciousness, and also discover those spheres that are problematic and crisis areas for a politician. Here is the history of the emergence and development of the concept of "discourse", "political discourse", strategies and tactics of manipulation, expressiveness of speech. The work describes the mechanisms of influence of tactics and tricks of politicians on the audience and the degree of their effectiveness. According to the concept outlined in the book, political discourse is focused more on one-sided influence, rather than on full-fledged equal contact between communicants. In the book the authors present a rich palette of expressive means that enhance the power of the spoken word, used in the public speeches of Vladimir Putin, T. Blair and J. Bush Jr. The book is addressed to linguologists, psycholinguists, political technologists, practitioners in the field of PR, civil service, as well as to all those interested in the nature of the impact on the mass consciousness.
Autorenporträt
Elizaveta Sagaidachnaya, Doctora en Filología, Profesora Titular de la Cátedra de Lenguas Extranjeras para la Economía de la Universidad Estatal Rusa de Economía (RSEU) Tatiana Milevskaya, Doctora en Filología, Profesora de la Universidad Federal del Sur Larisa Abrosimova, Candidata a Ciencias Filológicas, Profesora Asociada de la Universidad Federal del Sur