Communication, Politics, and the Notions of Martin Spencer
This essay calls attention to the work of sociologist Martin Spencer, who once offered an uncommon understanding of political communications in the United States. According to Spencer, public discourse not only propels action but constitutes action in and of itself on occasion. This means that polit...
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| Published in | Political communication Vol. 23; no. 3; pp. 255 - 262 |
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| Abstract | This essay calls attention to the work of sociologist Martin Spencer, who once offered an uncommon understanding of political communications in the United States. According to Spencer, public discourse not only propels action but constitutes action in and of itself on occasion. This means that political rhetoric can have both an injunctive effect on political actors and can also stand as a kind of completed "action" in its own right. The importance of these principles is examined here, and some of their implications are delineated. |
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| AbstractList | This essay calls attention to the work of sociologist Martin Spencer, who once offered an uncommon understanding of political communications in the United States. According to Spencer, public discourse not only propels action but constitutes action in and of itself on occasion. This means that political rhetoric can have both an injunctive effect on political actors and can also stand as a kind of completed 'action' in its own right. The importance of these principles is examined here, and some of their implications are delineated. Reprinted by permission of Taylor & Francis Ltd. This essay calls attention to the work of sociologist Martin Spencer, who once offered an uncommon understanding of political communications in the United States. According to Spencer, public discourse not only propels action but constitutes action in & of itself on occasion. This means that political rhetoric can have both an injunctive effect on political actors & can also stand as a kind of completed "action" in its own right. The importance of these principles is examined here, & some of their implications are delineated. References. Adapted from the source document. This essay calls attention to the work of sociologist Martin Spencer, who once offered an uncommon understanding of political communications in the United States. According to Spencer, public discourse not only propels action but constitutes action in and of itself on occasion. This means that political rhetoric can have both an injunctive effect on political actors and can also stand as a kind of completed "action" in its own right. The importance of these principles is examined here, and some of their implications are delineated. This essay calls attention to the work of sociologist Martin Spencer, who once offered an uncommon understanding of political communications in the United States. According to Spencer, public discourse not only propels action but constitutes action in and of itself on occasion. This means that political rhetoric can have both an injunctive effect on political actors and can also stand as a kind of completed "action" in its own right. The importance of these principles is examined here, and some of their implications are delineated. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] |
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