Negotiation and Discursive Conflict in Within Opinion: Public Vs. Private in the Social Romanian Imaginary
Petru-Ioan MARIAN-ARNAT
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Petru-Ioan MARIAN-ARNAT
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Abstract The paper approaches contemporary Romanian media in order to outline negotiation and discursive conflict strategies in public storytelling about the country’s recent history. In the so-called Romanian social imaginary, notions of public versus private highlight the way public officials resort to the language of culture-specific communication-related concepts that are a starting point for much of the discourse on decision-making
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Abstract The paper approaches contemporary Romanian media in order to outline negotiation and discursive conflict strategies in public storytelling about the country’s recent history. In the so-called Romanian social imaginary, notions of public versus private highlight the way public officials resort to the language of culture-specific communication-related concepts that are a starting point for much of the discourse on decision-making
Key concepts: The Imaginary, Romanian, Negotiation, Storytelling, Point (geometry), Public opinion, Sociology, Political science