TÁTICAS DE MANIPULAÇÃO NO DISCURSO DA MÍDIA DE LÍNGUA INGLESA MODERNA

ABORDAGEM LINGUÍSTICA, PRAGMÁTICA E EDUCACIONAL

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https://doi.org/10.18316/rcd.v15i38.11077

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Discurso mediático, Comunicação mediática, Texto mediático, Abordagem linguística pragmática, Abordagem linguística e cultural, Abordagem educacional, Meios lexicais, Meios linguísticos, Tecnologias de manipulação, Semântica

Resumo

A relevância do tema de pesquisa escolhido é ditada pela necessidade de descrever as táticas de manipulação no discurso moderno da mídia de língua inglesa, levando em conta tanto os mecanismos cognitivos envolvidos, que representam a base da atividade mental, quanto os aspectos comunicativos de influenciar uma pessoa. Grande audiência. Mostra-se que a manipulação implica a escolha e utilização de meios linguísticos que permitam ter um efeito oculto sobre o destinatário. A influência manipulativa é considerada uma prática discursiva líder, que é um complexo de componentes estratégicos e táticos destinados a moldar a opinião pública no espaço da mídia.

 

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2023-08-14

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