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This edited collection offers a timely examination of rhetoric and contemporary political culture, and the specific forces and dynamics that have contributed to modern political oratory in selected Western and non-Western societies. It brings together multidisciplinary contributions to provide a comprehensive and detailed exploration regarding: (1) political arguments and rhetorical appeals and strategies used by politicians in the public sphere and the extent to which these arguments and appeals evolved within a particular country, (2) public officials' speaking styles and how these styles evolved over time, and (3) the way politicians crafted and recalibrated their rhetoric in response to shifting social, cultural, historical, and psychological contexts in diverse national settings. Each chapter included in this anthology explores the specific underlying historical and social forces that affected and determined modern era oratory in a particular country. Together, the authors develop a global survey of modern political rhetoric in societies from West to East, offering cutting-edge analyses to assess the rationale behind public communication and to create a framework evaluating the unfolding role and effect of such rhetoric in contemporary politics. Scholars of communication, rhetoric, and political behavior will find this book of particular interest.
Contents
Preface.- Chapter 1The Evolution of Modern Political Oratory A Conceptual Introduction.- Ofer Feldman.- Chapter 2 Signaling a Change The Evolution of Leaders Speeches in the UK.- Gerard O Grady Chapter 3 The Evolution of Modern Chinese Political Oratory An Examination Based on Five Generations of Leaders.- Jianxin Wang and Ruqian Zi.- Chapter 4.- Evolution of Croatian Political Rhetoric.- Gabrijela Kisicek.- Chapter 5.- How Prime Ministers Way of Talking Has Changed Over Time An Appeal to Emotions in the Japanese Case Study.- Ken Kinoshita.- Chapter 6.- Its All Vibes Emotion and American Political Campaign Rhetoric.- Michael Phillips-Anderson.- Chapter 7.- New Years Speeches by the Presidents of Finland Pekka Isotalus.- Chapter 8.- Discursive and Rhetorical Changes in Hungarian Political History National Leaders Speeches 1956 2022.- Dalma Boldog Miklos Sukosd and Tamas Toth.- Chapter 9 From Strong Ideologies to Populism Understanding Political Oratory in Italy Benedetta Baldi.- Chapter 10 Old Wine & New Bottles: The Renewal of Australian Political Rhetoric Since the Nineties Mark Rolfe.- Chapter 11.- The People the Others and the Nation Transformations on the Use of Populistic Traits in Brazilian Presidents Oratory over Five Decades Giulia Sbaraini Fontes Paulo Ferracioli and Andressa Butture Kniess.- Chapter 12 Conclusions Keith Lloyd Index.
