Persuasion in pragmatics 08.11.2019

 0    12 フィッシュ    dieppei
mp3をダウンロードする 印刷 遊びます 自分をチェック
 
質問 English 答え English
Persuasion
学び始める
Communication that has it purpose the changing, modification or shaping of the responses (attitude or behaviour) of the receivers
Persuasion vs informing
学び始める
Persuasion involves trying to change somone's thoughts, feelings and/or behaviour. Persuasion involves arguing for a particular point of view.
Ethnics and persuasion
学び始める
knowledge is ethnically neutrual. Knowledge of persuasion can be used as a defense
What is Propaganda
学び始める
a means to convice people: To buy a certain product, to belive something or act in a certain way, to agree with some point of view.
persuative techinques often used in pragamatics
学び始める
bandwagon, glitterin generalities/card stacking, testimonals, name calling, plain folk/prestige/ snoberry, appeal to emotions
bandwagon
学び始める
A statment suggesting that everyone is using a specific products, so you should too!
join the 'in-crowd'
Glittering generalities/ card stacking
学び始める
Glittering generalities & card stacking are similiar. They tell only part of the truth. The words 'glitters' or sound good, but give no details about the product.
Testimonals
学び始める
testimonals are use celebrities or authority figures to sell products or services.
Name calling
学び始める
name calling creates a negative attitude towards a product or service. It uses hints, implications, and slanted language to make you feel ill towards something or somone.
This technique is often used in political campaigns. Name-calling can be implied through an unflattering image. (Barack Obama, Fidel Castro)
Plain folks
学び始める
Plain folks uses a person who may be just like you to sell product or service:(nothing compares to family etc, wspaniala rodzinka)
The persuative device is often favoured by politicians.
Prestige/ Snoberry
学び始める
This message suggests the opposite of bandwagon: 'buying our product will make you better than everyone else" especially since other people can't afford it.
Appeal to emotions
学び始める
This strategy connects with deep- seated emotions: loayalty, family, pity, fear, love, peace, justice, and/or love of country

コメントを投稿するにはログインする必要があります。