Discourse and manipulation

'Manipulation' is one of the crucial notions of Critical Discourse Analysis that require further theoretical analysis. This article offers a triangulated approach to manipulation as a form of social power abuse, cognitive mind control and discursive interaction. Socially, manipulation is d...

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Published in:Discourse & society 2006-05, Vol.17 (3), p.359-383
Main Author: VAN DIJK, TEUN A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Abuse
Behavior
Best interests
Blair, Tony
Cognition & reasoning
Cognitive models
Collective representation
Common lands
Communication
Critical Discourse Analysis
Critical theory
Discourse
Discourse Analysis
Discourse Strategies
Dominance
Ideology
Interest groups
Interpersonal Behavior
Interpersonal Relationships
Knowledge
Language Thought Relationship
Legislative Bodies
Legislatures
Legitimacy
Manipulation
Manipulativeness
Mental models
Parliament
Persuasion
Political Discourse
Political discourse analysis
Political Ideologies
Political ideology
Power
Public Speaking
Social Functions of Language
Social inequalities
Social Inequality
Social interaction
Social power
Social psychology
Social representations
Speech
Terrorism
United Kingdom
War
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