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Persuasive gaze in political discourse
"... Abstract. The paper investigates the use of gaze in political communication. A study is presented on the electoral debates of two politicians in Italy and France. Fragments of their verbal discourse were analysed in terms of their hierarchy of goals, and their gaze communication was described and cl ..."
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Abstract. The paper investigates the use of gaze in political communication. A study is presented on the electoral debates of two politicians in Italy and France. Fragments of their verbal discourse were analysed in terms of their hierarchy of goals, and their gaze communication was described and classified in terms of the persuasive strategies they pursue, logos, ethos or pathos. The results show that the pattern of gaze persuasive strategies is coherent with the hierarchy of goals pursued in the verbal discourse.
Acknowledgments Towards Critical Cultural Foresight could not have been completed without the assistance and support of a number of people. I wish to acknowledge and thank
"... Voita and Drew Whitehead. Special thanks and appreciation is reserved for Richard Fotheringham and Graeme Turner who have supported this project from conception to completion. Last, this thesis could not have been attempted without the guidance, friendship and encouragement of my mentor who, through ..."
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Voita and Drew Whitehead. Special thanks and appreciation is reserved for Richard Fotheringham and Graeme Turner who have supported this project from conception to completion. Last, this thesis could not have been attempted without the guidance, friendship and encouragement of my mentor who, through sheer force of personality and intellectual style, makes magical things happen. For all those years of perseverance and patience, and for every achievement, I owe the greatest debt of gratitude to one Richard Nile.
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"... Author’s note: Special thanks are due to all the interviewees and informants, for sharing their insights for this research. Submitted to: ..."
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Author’s note: Special thanks are due to all the interviewees and informants, for sharing their insights for this research. Submitted to:
Detecting Concealed Information
, 2008
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"... This final report summarizes the activities of the CMU investigators from May 2005 ..."
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This final report summarizes the activities of the CMU investigators from May 2005
(To appear in Mind and Language, 2010) Epistemic Vigilance �
"... Abstract: Humans depend massively on communication with others, but this leaves them open to the risk of being accidentally or intentionally misinformed. We claim that humans have a suite of cognitive mechanisms for epistemic vigilance to ensure that communication remains advantageous despite this r ..."
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Abstract: Humans depend massively on communication with others, but this leaves them open to the risk of being accidentally or intentionally misinformed. We claim that humans have a suite of cognitive mechanisms for epistemic vigilance to ensure that communication remains advantageous despite this risk. Here we outline this claim and consider some of the ways in which epistemic vigilance works in mental and social life by surveying issues, research and theories in different domains of philosophy, linguistics, cognitive psychology and the social sciences. Acknowledgements: We are grateful to two anonymous referees for useful suggestions and comments on an earlier version of this article and to the Centre for
