مفهوم الاستجابة والتأويل عند بلاغة الجمهور: إشكالات معرفية
The Concept of Response and Interpretation Rhetoric of Audience: Cognitive Problems
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https://doi.org/10.52541/adal.v58i2.2937الكلمات المفتاحية:
Audience Rhetoric, Authoritarian Discourse, Cognitive Trends, Response and Interpretation, Public Sphere, Private Sphere, Rhetorical Dynamics, Cognitive Challenges, Eloquence in Response, CounterAuthoritarian Narrativesالملخص
This study investigates the intricate relationship between response and interpretation within audience rhetoric, highlighting a novel cognitive trend that seeks to challenge and diminish authoritarian discourse in both public and private spheres. The research delves into how audiences actively engage with and shape their responses to authoritarian rhetoric, exploring the cognitive complexities and challenges inherent in the concepts of response and interpretation. It examines how audiences craft eloquent responses and the underlying mechanisms through which these responses impact and potentially neutralize dominant authoritative narratives. By analyzing these interactions, the study aims to provide insights into how audience rhetoric can serve as a counterforce to authoritarianism,contributing to the broader understanding of rhetorical dynamics and cognitive resistance.
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