American presidential debates have become chaotically performative, threatening to erode representative democracy by impeding thoughtful deliberation over who can best lead. The Audience Decides seeks to better understand the in-person audience and their influence on those observing this political spectacle by considering primal forms of communication: laughter, applause-cheering, and booing.
American presidential debates have become chaotically performative, threatening to erode representative democracy by impeding thoughtful deliberation over who can best lead. The Audience Decides seeks to better understand the in-person audience and their influence on those observing this political spectacle by considering primal forms of communication: laughter, applause-cheering, and booing.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Patrick A. Stewart is professor of political science at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1: A Prologue to Impolite Politics: Are Debates Obsolete? Chapter 2: Presidential Primary Debates from Beginning to End Chapter 3: Evolutionary Bases for Observable Audience Response Chapter 4: Playing the 'Trump card' during the 2016 Primary Debates Chapter 5: 2020 Vision: Looking Back at the Initial Democratic Party Primary Debates Chapter 6: Defining Moments during the Initial 2016 and 2020 Primary Debates Chapter 7: Changing Online Candidate Visibility Due to the Initial 2016 and 2020 Primary Debates Chapter 8: Primary Debates are Broken: How to Fix Them (and Save Representative Democracy)
Introduction Chapter 1: A Prologue to Impolite Politics: Are Debates Obsolete? Chapter 2: Presidential Primary Debates from Beginning to End Chapter 3: Evolutionary Bases for Observable Audience Response Chapter 4: Playing the 'Trump card' during the 2016 Primary Debates Chapter 5: 2020 Vision: Looking Back at the Initial Democratic Party Primary Debates Chapter 6: Defining Moments during the Initial 2016 and 2020 Primary Debates Chapter 7: Changing Online Candidate Visibility Due to the Initial 2016 and 2020 Primary Debates Chapter 8: Primary Debates are Broken: How to Fix Them (and Save Representative Democracy)
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