This book presents a framework for understanding the role of nonverbal behavior in political debates, including an examination of candidates' attempts to undermine opponents while presenting themselves as likeable. Theory and historical examples underline the importance of nonverbal elements in political contests.
This book presents a framework for understanding the role of nonverbal behavior in political debates, including an examination of candidates' attempts to undermine opponents while presenting themselves as likeable. Theory and historical examples underline the importance of nonverbal elements in political contests.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Autorenporträt
John S. Seiter is distinguished professor of communication studies in the Department of Languages, Philosophy, and Communication Studies at Utah State University. Harry Weger, Jr. is professor of communication at University of Central Florida in Orlando.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of Contents Chapter 1. A Rationale and Framework for Exploring Nonverbal Communication in Political Debates Chapter 2. A Primer on Nonverbal Behavior Chapter 3. Nonverbal Behavior of the Speaking Candidate Chapter 4. Background Nonverbal Behavior in Political Debates: The Role of Nonspeaking Candidates Chapter 5. Mediated Nonverbal Communication and Political Debates Chapter 6. Applying Principles of Persuasion to the Social Scientific Study of Nonverbal Behavior in Political Debates Chapter 7. Humanistic Theories for Analyzing Nonverbal Behavior in Televised Debates Chapter 8. Nonverbal Behavior in the 2016 Presidential Debates: Applying Communication Theory to the Debates
Table of Contents Chapter 1. A Rationale and Framework for Exploring Nonverbal Communication in Political Debates Chapter 2. A Primer on Nonverbal Behavior Chapter 3. Nonverbal Behavior of the Speaking Candidate Chapter 4. Background Nonverbal Behavior in Political Debates: The Role of Nonspeaking Candidates Chapter 5. Mediated Nonverbal Communication and Political Debates Chapter 6. Applying Principles of Persuasion to the Social Scientific Study of Nonverbal Behavior in Political Debates Chapter 7. Humanistic Theories for Analyzing Nonverbal Behavior in Televised Debates Chapter 8. Nonverbal Behavior in the 2016 Presidential Debates: Applying Communication Theory to the Debates
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