Emotionalisation of contemporary media discourse: A research agenda
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Resumen del artículo
This introductory article argues that "emotionalisation" is an increasingly prominent feature of contemporary media discourse, where appeals to emotion are favored over logical argumentation. This trend is driven by the media's pursuit of persuasive strategies and reflects an evolving media landscape shaped by new technologies and blurred boundaries between public and private discourse.
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Scientists found that TV shows and news often try to make you *feel* things instead of just giving you facts. This is like when a story wants you to be sad or excited to make you believe what they say.
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Explicación de la calificación
The paper presents a relevant and thought-provoking overview of the intersection between media, emotions, and discourse. However, it is limited by a lack of empirical data and in-depth analysis, making the arguments somewhat speculative. It serves more as an agenda-setting piece than a strong research contribution. No conflicts of interest were identified.
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