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The Microanalysis of Political Communication
Claptrap and Ambiguity
Routledge Research International Series in Social Psychology Series
Author: Bull Peter
Language: English
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Keywords
Jonathan Dimbleby; paddy; Atkinson’s Theory; ashdown; Neil Kinnock; sir; Collective Applause; robin; Completion Point; day; Threat Questions; jonathan; David Dimbleby; dimbleby; Rhetorical Devices; atkinsons; Sir Robin Day; theory; David Frost; john; Robin Day; Political Interviewers; Audience Applause; Threat Response; John Major; Disjunctive Question; Speaker’s Utterance; Cc ES; Vocal Stress; Te RR; Te Rru; Pat Wall; Tone Group Boundaries; Unsuccessful Interruption; Phonemic Clause
Publication date: 02-2015
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the book of Bull Peter
Publication date: 03-2003
· 15.6x23.4 cm · Hardback
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Introduction
Part I: Political Speeches
Part II: Televised Political Interviews
Conclusions
Peter Bull is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at the University of York. He is the author of fifty academic publications principally concerned with the microanalysis of interpersonal communication. These include several books, the most recent of which is Communication Under the Microscope: The Theory and Practice of Microanalysis (Psychology Press, 2002).