Playing discourse games: the political TV interview in Great Britain and Poland
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS
...................................................................................
19
LIST
OF
FIGURES
AND
TABLES
.............................................................
21
INTRODUCTION
.....................................................................................
23
PART
I
THEORETICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
CHAPTER
1:
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
-
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
-
POLITICAL
INTERVIEW
.....
29
1.1
DISCOURSE
AND
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
-
INTRODUCTION
.....
29
1.2
MICHEL
FOUCAULT
-
CRITICAL
PHILOSOPHICAL
PONDERINGS
ON
DISCOURSE
........................................
33
1.2.1
MICHEL
FOUCAULT
S
ARCHAEOLOGY
AND
GENEALOGY
OF
TEXTS/DISCOURSES
...................
33
1.2.2
DISCOURSE
VS.
LANGUAGE?
DISCOURSE
AND
ITS
RULES
...........................................................
34
1.2.3
THE
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
PERIOD
.............................
36
1.2.4
THE
DIS/CONTINUITIES
OF
DISCOURSE.
THE
UNITIES
OF
DISCOURSE
...................................
37
1.2.5
THE
UNITIES
OF
DISCOURSE
AND
DISCURSIVE
FORMATIONS
.................................................
40
1.2.6
THE
STATEMENT
.....................................................
44
1.2.7
THE
POSITIVITY
OF
DISCOURSE
.................................
46
1.2.8
FOUCAULT
AND
POWER
............................................
46
1.2.9
FOUCAULT
AND
THE
POLITICAL
..................................
48
1.3
VARIOUS
APPROACHES
TO
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
-
AN
OVERVIEW
.................................................................
48
1.3.1
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
AND
ITS
FORERUNNERS
.............
48
10
CONTENTS
1.3.2
THE
MODEL
OF
STRATEGIC
PROCESSING
....................
50
1.3.3
THE
MEANING
OF
DISCOURSE
IN
TEXT
STUDIES
.........
51
1.3.4
DISCOURSE
AND
THE
SOCIAL
SCIENCES
.....................
52
1.3.5
CRITICAL
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
(CDA)
...................
56
1.3.5.1
FORERUNNERS
OF
CRITICAL
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
(CDA)
......................................
57
1.3.5.2
A
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
CONCEPTION
OF
DISCOURSE
BY
FAIRCLOUGH
...................
61
1.3.5.3
A
FRAMEWORK
FOR
TEXTUAL
ANALYSIS
.......
62
1.3.5.4
DISCOURSE
VS.
IDEOLOGY
...........................
65
1.3.5.5
DISCOURSE
VS.
HEGEMONY
.......................
67
1.3.5.6
INTERDISCURSIVITY
.....................................
68
1.3.5.7
CDA
RECAPITULATED
.................................
69
1.3.5.8
FAIRCLOUGH
AND
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
.......
70
1.4
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
........................................................
72
1.5
THE
POLITICAL
INTERVIEW
AS
A
GENRE
...............................
73
1.5.1
THE
INTERVIEW
......................................................
73
1.5.2
THE
INTERVIEW
AS
A
JOURNALISTIC
GENRE
................
74
1.5.3
THE
HIERARCHICAL
ORGANISATION
OF
THE
INTERVIEW
75
1.5.4
THE
POLITICAL
INTERVIEW
........................................
76
1.5.5
THE
NEWS
INTERVIEW
............................................
77
1.5.6
NEWS
INTERVIEWS
VS.
POLITICAL
INTERVIEWS:
CONVENTIONAL,
ADVERSARIAL
OR
HYBRID
........
78
1.5.7
THE
TABLOIDISATION
OR
CONVERSATIONALISATION
OF
THE
NEWS
INTERVIEWS
.............................
81
1.6
THE
APPROACH
TO
DISCOURSE
APPLIED
IN
THIS
STUDY
.......
82
CHAPTER
2:
GAMES
IN
LANGUAGE
-
DEFINITION,
TYPES,
RULES
............................
83
2.1
THE
GAME
PERSPECTIVE
-
OVERVIEW
............................
83
2.2
A
PHILOSOPHICAL
TREATMENT
OF
LANGUAGE
AND
GAME
89
2.2.1
DE
SAUSSURE
AND
WITTGENSTEIN
IN
DISPUTE
........
89
2.2.2
WITTGENSTEIN
S
REFLECTION
ON
LANGUAGE-GAMES
...
93
CONTENTS
11
2.2.3
LYOTARD
S
LANGUAGE-GAMES
.................................
97
2.2.4
A
MODICUM
OF
THE
MATHEMATICAL
THEORY
OF
GAMES
.......................................................
101
2.2.5
THE
INS
AND
OUTS
OF
HINTIKKA
S
GAME
THEORETICAL
SEMANTICS
.........................................
104
2.2.5.1
THE
CONCEPT
OF
SUBGAME
.....................
110
2.2.6
DIALOGUE
GAMES
-
A
REFINEMENT
OF
GTS?
........
ILL
2.2.7
GAMES
OF
PERFECT
AND
IMPERFECT
INFORMATION
..
115
2.2.8
LANGUAGE-GAMES
REVISITED
-
THE
MIDDLE
PATH
..
117
2.3
TYPOLOGY
AND
RULES
...................................................
119
2.3.1
TYPOLOGY
OF
GAMES
...........................................
119
2.3.2
RULES
OF
THE
GAME
..............................................
124
2.3.2.1
DIALOGUE
GAME
RULES
............................
125
CHAPTER
3:
THE
STRATEGIC
FOUNDATION
OF
LANGUAGE-GAMES
...............
131
3.1
GAME
THEORETICAL-SEMANTICS
AS
A
STRATEGIC
PERSPECTIVE
..........................................................
131
3.2
DIALOGIC
STRATEGY AND/OR
MOVE
.................................
133
3.3
QUESTIONS
AS
STRATEGIES
IN
DIALOGUE
GAMES
.............
137
3.4
STRATEGIC
MANOEUVRING
IN
DISCOURSE
DIALECTIC
.........
143
3.5
A
GAME
OF
STRATEGY
....................................................
150
3.5.1
AN
OVERVIEW
......................................................
150
3.5.2
SEQUENTIAL
VS.
SIMULTANEOUS
STRATEGIC
APPROACHES
...............................................
151
3.5.3
MASTER
STRATEGIES
IN
THE
GAME
OF
STRATEGY
.......
154
3.5.4
THE
MIXED
STRATEGY
AS
THE
TOOL
TO
OUTDO
THE
OPPONENT
............................................................
156
3.5.5
MOVES
IN
THE
GAME
OF
STRATEGY
.......................
156
3.5.6
THE
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT
.....................................
158
3.5.7
INFORMATION
ASYMMETRY
IN
STRATEGIC
THINKING
161
3.6
A
GAME
OF
STRATEGY
AND
POLITICS
...............................
162
12
CONTENTS
PART
II
STRATEGIES
IN
PRACTICE
CHAPTER
4:
METHODOLOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
AND
THE
DATA
................................................
169
4.1
RESEARCH
OBJECTIVES
...................................................
169
4.2
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS
....................................................
170
4.3
DATA
PRESENTATION
.......................................................
171
4.4
METHODOLOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
...............................
175
CHAPTER
5:
BRITISH
POLITICAL
INTERVIEWS
.............
177
5.1
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
COOPERATION
.........................
177
5.1.1
A
CONTINGENT
STRATEGY:
TIT
FOR
TAT
.....................
177
5.1.2
LOOK
FORWARD
AND
REASON
BACKWARD
................
178
5.1.3
FOLLOW
THE
LEADER
...............................................
179
5.1.4
THE
INFOTAINMENT
OF
POLITICAL
TALK
AS
THE
CHOICE
OF
STYLE
........................................
179
5.2
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
CO-OPETITION
.........................
183
5.2.1
SIGNALLING:
THE
CONTROLLED
RELEASE
OF
INFORMATION
...................................................
183
5.2.2
LOOK
FORWARD
AND
REASON
BACKWARD
...............
185
5.2.3
THE
METADISCOURSAL
INCLINATION
......................
186
5.2.4
STAYING
IMPLICIT
...............................................
187
5.2.5
THE
ON
RECORD
STRATEGY
WITH
REDRESSIVE
ACTION
AS
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
.............
189
5.2.6
OVERT
DISAGREEMENT
WITH
MITIGATION
DEVICES
..
191
5.2.7
CALLING
BY
NAME
................................................
191
5.2.8
HUMOUR
AS
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
....................
192
5.2.9
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS:
IRONY
.................
194
5.3
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT/COMPETITION
..........
196
5.3.1
CONFLICT-BASED
QUESTIONING
...............................
196
5.3.2
ACCUSATION
AGAINST
THE
NEUTRALITY
OF
THE
IR
....
197
CONTENTS
13
5.3.3
THE
AVOIDANCE
STRATEGY
...................................
198
5.3.4
NEGATION
AS
THE
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT
...............
201
5.3.5
REFORMULATION
AS
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
.......
203
5.3.6
THE
ATTACK
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
DEFENCE
................
205
5.3.7
OVERT
DISAGREEMENT
WITHOUT
MITIGATION
DEVICES
....................................................
206
5.3.8
ON
RECORD
STRATEGY
WITHOUT
REDRESSIVE
ACTION
206
5.3.9
IN-GROUP
DISTINCTIVENESS
................................
207
5.3.10
CALLING
BY
NAME
.............................................
211
5.3.11
COUNTERING
A
QUASI-HUMOROUS
REMARK
........
212
5.3.12
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS:
THE
METAPHOR
OF
WAR
...............................
213
5.4
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
PERSUASION
..........................
214
5.4.1
IMPLICIT
THREAT
................................................
214
5.4.2
THE
ARGUMENT
FROM
AUTHORITY
.......................
215
5.4.3
THE
INDUCTIVE
ARGUMENT
AS
A
TOOL
OF
RATIONAL
PERSUASION
................................
216
5.4.4
CONCEPT-AIMED
ARGUMENTATION
.....................
218
5.4.5
A
GAME
OF
NOVELTY
..........................................
218
5.4.6
OSTENSIBLE
OBJECTIVITY
AS
A
MEANS
OF
PERSUASION
........................................................
219
5.4.7
POLARISATION
US
AND
THEM
/
US
VS.
THEM
...
220
5.4.8
ELECTION
PLEDGES
AS
PERSUASIVE
TOOLS
.............
222
5.4.9
THE
AUDIENCE
AS
FINAL
ARBITER
.........................
224
5.4.10
THE
LEITMOTIF
AS
A
PERSUASIVE
MECHANISM
....
225
5.4.11
A
SOUND
BITE
AS
A
PERSUASIVE
TOOL
.................
227
5.4.12
IDEOLOGICAL
COMMITMENT
................................
229
5.4.13
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS
..........................
230
5.4.13.1
THE
GAME
OF
METAPHOR
.....................
230
5.4.13.2
THE
GAME
OF
METONYMY
...................
234
5.4.13.3
THE
GAME
OF
SYNECDOCHE
..................
234
5.4.13.4
THE
GAME
OF
EPANAPHORA
..................
235
5.4.13.5
THE
GAME
OF
STYLE
.............................
236
14
CONTENTS
5.4.14
COHESIVE
DEVICES
.............................................
237
5.4.15
EMPHATIC
ASSERTIONS
........................................
239
5.4.16
DEICTIC
PRONOUNS
.............................................
239
5.5
THE
MASTER STRATEGY
OF
MANIPULATION
.......................
240
5.5.1
THE
GAMIFICATION
OF
POLITICAL
PARLANCE
...........
240
5.5.2
THE
CONTROLLED
RELEASE
OF
INFORMATION
AS
A
MEANS
OF
ACHIEVING
ONE
S
AIM
........................
243
5.5.3
THE
STRAW
MAN
FALLACY
.................................
244
5.5.4
THE
NUMBER
GAME
-
ROUGH
APPROXIMATION
....
245
5.5.5
AN
AD
REM
ARGUMENT
.......................................
245
5.5.6
POPULIST
ARGUMENTATION
..................................
246
5.5.7
TOWARDS
THE
ROLE
OF
A
SUPER-SENDER
...............
247
5.5.8
OPTIMISTIC
VS.
PESSIMISTIC
PROJECTION
............
247
5.5.9
A
VISION
OF
SUCCESS
..........................................
248
5.5.10
ON
BEHALF
OF
THE
AUDIENCE
...............................
250
5.5.11
THE
OPPOSITION
-
A
WHIPPING
BOY
..................
251
5.5.12
CONVERSION
FROM
NEGATIVE
INTO
POSITIVE
.......
253
5.5.13
MACHIAVELLIAN
MANIPULATION
...........................
253
5.5.14
NON-SEQUITUR
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
DEFENCE
..........
254
5.5.15
INTERNATIONALISM
AS
A
MEANS
OF
LEGITIMISATION
...................................................
255
5.5.16
THE
METADISCOURSAL
STRATEGY
...........................
256
5.5.17
THE
STRATEGY
OF
HETEROGENEITY
........................
257
5.5.18
RHETORICAL
MEANS:
PLAYING
ON
HIGH
VALUES
....
258
5.5.19
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS:
HYPERBOLES
......
258
5.5.20
MODALITY
AS
A
MARKER
OF
COHERENCE
...............
259
CHAPTER
6:
POLISH
POLITICAL
INTERVIEWS
.............
261
6.1
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
COOPERATION
.........................
261
6.1.1
THE
STRATEGY
OF
INDEPENDENCE
AS
EXPRESSED
BY
THE
STRATEGIES
OF
COOPERATION,
CO-OPETITION
AND
CONFLICT
.
261
CONTENTS
15
6.1.2
HUMOUR
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
POSITIVE
SELF
PRESENTATION
............................................
264
6.2
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
CO-OPETITION
........................
266
6.2.1
TOWARDS
THE
ROLE
OF
A
SUPER-SENDER
...............
266
6.2.2
A
PLAY
ON
INDEPENDENCE
.................................
269
6.2.3
DIPLOMACY
AS
A
STRATEGIC
PLOY
........................
271
6.2.4
THE
STRATEGY
OF
DISSOCIATION
............................
273
6.2.5
CALL
A
SPADE
A
SPADE
-
THE
EXPOSURE
OF
THE
INTENTION
OF
THE
IR
......................
276
6.2.6
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS:
IRONY
................
276
6.3
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT/COMPETITION
..........
277
6.3.1
VERBAL
DUELLING
.................................................
277
6.3.2
PROVOCATIVE
PARLANCE
BY
THE
IR
......................
284
6.3.3
THE
GAMIFICATION
OF
POLITICAL
PARLANCE
...........
286
6.3.4
A
BIDDING
WAR
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT
.........
287
6.3.5
LOOK
FORWARD
AND
REASON
BACKWARD
..............
291
6.3.6
REPRIMANDING
THE
INTERLOCUTOR
......................
291
6.3.7
REPETITION
AS
AN
EMPHATIC
DEVICE
..................
295
6.3.8
A
SEMANTIC
BATTLE
BETWEEN
THE
IR
AND
THE
IE
296
6.3.9
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
-
OPEN
IRRITATION
........
297
6.3.10
THE
APPLICATION
OF
IMPLIED
PRAGMATIC
MEANINGS
(IMPLICATURES)
.....................
298
6.4
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
PERSUASION
..........................
300
6.4.1
PERSUASION
EXPRESSED
BY
FALLACIOUS
OR
NOT
FULLY
JUSTIFIED
ARGUMENT
......................
300
6.4.2
THE
STRATEGIC
BIAS
OF
THE
IE
.............................
301
6.4.3
BACKWARD
INDUCTION
AND
FORWARD
LOOKING
....
302
6.4.4
THE
ARGUMENT
FROM
AUTHORITY
........................
303
6.4.5
POLARISATION
US
AND
THEM
.............................
306
6.4.6
PROMISES/PLEDGES
............................................
309
6.4.7
THE
SOUND
BITE
AS
A
MARKER
OF
COHESION
AND
COHERENCE
.................................................
309
6.4.8
FROM
SPECIFIC
TO
GENERAL
.................................
311
16
CONTENTS
6.4.9
FROM
GENERAL
TO
SPECIFIC
.................................
312
6.4.10
ACTIONS
SPEAK
LOUDER
THAN
WORDS
...................
313
6.4.11
THE
STRATEGY
OF
POSITIVE
SELF-PRESENTATION
ENACTED
IN
THE
ROLE
OF
A
REVIEWER/
COMMENTATOR
........................................
314
6.4.12
A
PLAY
ON
INDEPENDENCE
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
POSITIVE
SELF-PRESENTATION
...............
324
6.4.13
CONSTITUTIONALITY
AS
A
LEGITIMISATION
STRATEGY
327
6.4.14
REFERENCE
TO
AGE
AND
EXPERIENCE
-
TO
WISDOM
BY
IMPLICATION
........................
328
6.4.15
PRAGMATIC
PERSUASIVE
ARGUMENT
-
A
DUBIOUS
STRATEGY
ON
THE
PART
OF
THE
IE?
.
329
6.4.16
THE
DIDACTIC
STRATEGY
.......................................
332
6.4.17
THE
DISCOURSE-PRAGMATIC
STRATEGY
OF
RATIONALITY
............................................
334
6.4.18
OVERCONFIDENCE
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
PERSUASION
..
336
6.4.19
EXEMPLIFICATION
AS
A
MANIFESTATION
OF
PERSUASION
.............................................
337
6.4.20
THE
CONVERSATIONALISATION
OF
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
..............................................
339
6.4.21
THE
HETEROGENEITY
OF
DISCOURSE
......................
341
6.4.22
THE
STRATEGY
OF
INTERTEXTUALITY
.......................
342
6.4.23
ELABORATION
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
COHESION
...........
346
6.4.24
ENHANCEMENT
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
COHESION
.......
347
6.4.25
COHERENT
NARRATIVE
AS
A
PERSUASIVE
TOOL
.......
349
6.4.26
HEART
AND
REASON
AS
MARKERS
OF
COHERENCE
353
6.4.27
THE
AUDIENCE
AS
FINAL
ARBITER
..........................
354
6.5
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
MANIPULATION
.......................
355
6.5.1
THE
GAMIFICATION
OF
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
.........
355
6.5.2
POSITIVE
SELF-PRESENTATION
...............................
357
6.5.3
FAILURE
INTO
SUCCESS
.........................................
361
6.5.4
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
-
DOWNPLAYING
PARTY
FAILURES
..........................................
363
CONTENTS
17
6.5.5
TOPIC
CHANGE/SHIFT
AS
AN
INSTANCE
OF
THE
AVOIDANCE
STRATEGY
...............................
364
6.5.6
ROLE
SHIFTING
AS
A
DETERMINANT
OF
OPINION
.....
365
6.5.7
REPETITION
AS
A
STALLING
TACTIC
.........................
366
6.5.8
A
STRATEGY
OF
FEAR
AS
A
MEANS
OF
MANIPULATION
...................................................
368
6.5.9
AN
APPEAL
TO
THE
AUDIENCE
.............................
368
6.5.10
THE
SOLILOQUY
AS
A
MACRO-STRATEGY
OF
THE
IE
..
369
6.5.11
HYBRIDISATION
OF
INTERVIEWS
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
MANIPULATION
...............................................
372
CHAPTER
7:
CONCLUSIONS
.................................................
377
7.1
GENERAL
CONCLUSIONS
-
MASTER
STRATEGIES
COMPARED
.............................................................
377
7.2
SUPPLEMENTARY
CONCLUSIONS
-
ARGUMENTATION
IN
THE
POLITICAL
INTERVIEWS
AND
THEIR
REFLECTION
IN
LANGUAGE
.........................................................
385
REFERENCES
.......................................................................................
393
INDEX
OF
NAMES
............................................................................
423
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CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS
.
19
LIST
OF
FIGURES
AND
TABLES
.
21
INTRODUCTION
.
23
PART
I
THEORETICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
CHAPTER
1:
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
-
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
-
POLITICAL
INTERVIEW
.
29
1.1
DISCOURSE
AND
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
-
INTRODUCTION
.
29
1.2
MICHEL
FOUCAULT
-
CRITICAL
PHILOSOPHICAL
PONDERINGS
ON
DISCOURSE
.
33
1.2.1
MICHEL
FOUCAULT
'
S
ARCHAEOLOGY
AND
GENEALOGY
OF
TEXTS/DISCOURSES
.
33
1.2.2
DISCOURSE
VS.
LANGUAGE?
DISCOURSE
AND
ITS
RULES
.
34
1.2.3
THE
"
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
"
PERIOD
.
36
1.2.4
THE
DIS/CONTINUITIES
OF
DISCOURSE.
THE
UNITIES
OF
DISCOURSE
.
37
1.2.5
THE
UNITIES
OF
DISCOURSE
AND
DISCURSIVE
FORMATIONS
.
40
1.2.6
THE
STATEMENT
.
44
1.2.7
THE
POSITIVITY
OF
DISCOURSE
.
46
1.2.8
FOUCAULT
AND
POWER
.
46
1.2.9
FOUCAULT
AND
THE
POLITICAL
.
48
1.3
VARIOUS
APPROACHES
TO
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
-
AN
OVERVIEW
.
48
1.3.1
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
AND
ITS
FORERUNNERS
.
48
10
CONTENTS
1.3.2
THE
MODEL
OF
STRATEGIC
PROCESSING
.
50
1.3.3
THE
MEANING
OF
DISCOURSE
IN
TEXT
STUDIES
.
51
1.3.4
DISCOURSE
AND
THE
SOCIAL
SCIENCES
.
52
1.3.5
CRITICAL
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
(CDA)
.
56
1.3.5.1
FORERUNNERS
OF
CRITICAL
DISCOURSE
ANALYSIS
(CDA)
.
57
1.3.5.2
A
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
CONCEPTION
OF
DISCOURSE
BY
FAIRCLOUGH
.
61
1.3.5.3
A
FRAMEWORK
FOR
TEXTUAL
ANALYSIS
.
62
1.3.5.4
DISCOURSE
VS.
IDEOLOGY
.
65
1.3.5.5
DISCOURSE
VS.
HEGEMONY
.
67
1.3.5.6
INTERDISCURSIVITY
.
68
1.3.5.7
CDA
RECAPITULATED
.
69
1.3.5.8
FAIRCLOUGH
AND
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
.
70
1.4
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
.
72
1.5
THE
POLITICAL
INTERVIEW
AS
A
GENRE
.
73
1.5.1
THE
INTERVIEW
.
73
1.5.2
THE
INTERVIEW
AS
A
JOURNALISTIC
GENRE
.
74
1.5.3
THE
HIERARCHICAL
ORGANISATION
OF
THE
INTERVIEW
75
1.5.4
THE
POLITICAL
INTERVIEW
.
76
1.5.5
THE
NEWS
INTERVIEW
.
77
1.5.6
NEWS
INTERVIEWS
VS.
POLITICAL
INTERVIEWS:
CONVENTIONAL,
ADVERSARIAL
OR
HYBRID
.
78
1.5.7
THE
TABLOIDISATION
OR
CONVERSATIONALISATION
OF
THE
NEWS
INTERVIEWS
.
81
1.6
THE
APPROACH
TO
DISCOURSE
APPLIED
IN
THIS
STUDY
.
82
CHAPTER
2:
GAMES
IN
LANGUAGE
-
DEFINITION,
TYPES,
RULES
.
83
2.1
THE
"
GAME
"
PERSPECTIVE
-
OVERVIEW
.
83
2.2
A
PHILOSOPHICAL
TREATMENT
OF
LANGUAGE
AND
GAME
89
2.2.1
DE
SAUSSURE
AND
WITTGENSTEIN
IN
DISPUTE
.
89
2.2.2
WITTGENSTEIN
'
S
REFLECTION
ON
LANGUAGE-GAMES
.
93
CONTENTS
11
2.2.3
LYOTARD
'
S
LANGUAGE-GAMES
.
97
2.2.4
A
MODICUM
OF
THE
MATHEMATICAL
THEORY
OF
GAMES
.
101
2.2.5
THE
INS
AND
OUTS
OF
HINTIKKA
'
S
GAME
THEORETICAL
SEMANTICS
.
104
2.2.5.1
THE
CONCEPT
OF
SUBGAME
.
110
2.2.6
DIALOGUE
GAMES
-
A
REFINEMENT
OF
GTS?
.
ILL
2.2.7
GAMES
OF
PERFECT
AND
IMPERFECT
INFORMATION
.
115
2.2.8
LANGUAGE-GAMES
REVISITED
-
THE
MIDDLE
PATH
.
117
2.3
TYPOLOGY
AND
RULES
.
119
2.3.1
TYPOLOGY
OF
GAMES
.
119
2.3.2
RULES
OF
THE
GAME
.
124
2.3.2.1
DIALOGUE
GAME
RULES
.
125
CHAPTER
3:
THE
STRATEGIC
FOUNDATION
OF
LANGUAGE-GAMES
.
131
3.1
GAME
THEORETICAL-SEMANTICS
AS
A
STRATEGIC
PERSPECTIVE
.
131
3.2
DIALOGIC
STRATEGY AND/OR
MOVE
.
133
3.3
QUESTIONS
AS
STRATEGIES
IN
DIALOGUE
GAMES
.
137
3.4
STRATEGIC
MANOEUVRING
IN
DISCOURSE
DIALECTIC
.
143
3.5
A
GAME
OF
STRATEGY
.
150
3.5.1
AN
OVERVIEW
.
150
3.5.2
SEQUENTIAL
VS.
SIMULTANEOUS
STRATEGIC
APPROACHES
.
151
3.5.3
MASTER
STRATEGIES
IN
THE
GAME
OF
STRATEGY
.
154
3.5.4
THE
MIXED
STRATEGY
AS
THE
TOOL
TO
OUTDO
THE
OPPONENT
.
156
3.5.5
MOVES
IN
THE
GAME
OF
STRATEGY
.
156
3.5.6
THE
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT
.
158
3.5.7
INFORMATION
ASYMMETRY
IN
STRATEGIC
THINKING
161
3.6
A
GAME
OF
STRATEGY
AND
POLITICS
.
162
12
CONTENTS
PART
II
STRATEGIES
IN
PRACTICE
CHAPTER
4:
METHODOLOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
AND
THE
DATA
.
169
4.1
RESEARCH
OBJECTIVES
.
169
4.2
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS
.
170
4.3
DATA
PRESENTATION
.
171
4.4
METHODOLOGICAL
CONSIDERATIONS
.
175
CHAPTER
5:
BRITISH
POLITICAL
INTERVIEWS
.
177
5.1
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
COOPERATION
.
177
5.1.1
A
CONTINGENT
STRATEGY:
TIT
FOR
TAT
.
177
5.1.2
LOOK
FORWARD
AND
REASON
BACKWARD
.
178
5.1.3
FOLLOW
THE
LEADER
.
179
5.1.4
THE
INFOTAINMENT
OF
POLITICAL
TALK
AS
THE
CHOICE
OF
STYLE
.
179
5.2
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
CO-OPETITION
.
183
5.2.1
SIGNALLING:
THE
CONTROLLED
RELEASE
OF
INFORMATION
.
183
5.2.2
LOOK
FORWARD
AND
REASON
BACKWARD
.
185
5.2.3
THE
METADISCOURSAL
INCLINATION
.
186
5.2.4
STAYING
IMPLICIT
.
187
5.2.5
THE
ON
RECORD
STRATEGY
WITH
REDRESSIVE
ACTION
AS
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
.
189
5.2.6
OVERT
DISAGREEMENT
WITH
MITIGATION
DEVICES
.
191
5.2.7
CALLING
BY
NAME
.
191
5.2.8
HUMOUR
AS
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
.
192
5.2.9
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS:
IRONY
.
194
5.3
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT/COMPETITION
.
196
5.3.1
CONFLICT-BASED
QUESTIONING
.
196
5.3.2
ACCUSATION
AGAINST
THE
NEUTRALITY
OF
THE
IR
.
197
CONTENTS
13
5.3.3
THE
AVOIDANCE
STRATEGY
.
198
5.3.4
NEGATION
AS
THE
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT
.
201
5.3.5
REFORMULATION
AS
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
.
203
5.3.6
THE
ATTACK
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
DEFENCE
.
205
5.3.7
OVERT
DISAGREEMENT
WITHOUT
MITIGATION
DEVICES
.
206
5.3.8
ON
RECORD
STRATEGY
WITHOUT
REDRESSIVE
ACTION
206
5.3.9
IN-GROUP
DISTINCTIVENESS
.
207
5.3.10
CALLING
BY
NAME
.
211
5.3.11
COUNTERING
A
QUASI-HUMOROUS
REMARK
.
212
5.3.12
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS:
THE
METAPHOR
OF
WAR
.
213
5.4
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
PERSUASION
.
214
5.4.1
IMPLICIT
THREAT
.
214
5.4.2
THE
ARGUMENT
FROM
AUTHORITY
.
215
5.4.3
THE
INDUCTIVE
ARGUMENT
AS
A
TOOL
OF
RATIONAL
PERSUASION
.
216
5.4.4
CONCEPT-AIMED
ARGUMENTATION
.
218
5.4.5
A
GAME
OF
NOVELTY
.
218
5.4.6
OSTENSIBLE
OBJECTIVITY
AS
A
MEANS
OF
PERSUASION
.
219
5.4.7
POLARISATION
US
AND
THEM
/
US
VS.
THEM
.
220
5.4.8
ELECTION
PLEDGES
AS
PERSUASIVE
TOOLS
.
222
5.4.9
THE
AUDIENCE
AS
FINAL
ARBITER
.
224
5.4.10
THE
LEITMOTIF
AS
A
PERSUASIVE
MECHANISM
.
225
5.4.11
A
SOUND
BITE
AS
A
PERSUASIVE
TOOL
.
227
5.4.12
IDEOLOGICAL
COMMITMENT
.
229
5.4.13
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS
.
230
5.4.13.1
THE
GAME
OF
METAPHOR
.
230
5.4.13.2
THE
GAME
OF
METONYMY
.
234
5.4.13.3
THE
GAME
OF
SYNECDOCHE
.
234
5.4.13.4
THE
GAME
OF
EPANAPHORA
.
235
5.4.13.5
THE
GAME
OF
STYLE
.
236
14
CONTENTS
5.4.14
COHESIVE
DEVICES
.
237
5.4.15
EMPHATIC
ASSERTIONS
.
239
5.4.16
DEICTIC
PRONOUNS
.
239
5.5
THE
MASTER STRATEGY
OF
MANIPULATION
.
240
5.5.1
THE
GAMIFICATION
OF
POLITICAL
PARLANCE
.
240
5.5.2
THE
CONTROLLED
RELEASE
OF
INFORMATION
AS
A
MEANS
OF
ACHIEVING
ONE
'
S
AIM
.
243
5.5.3
THE
"
STRAW
MAN
"
FALLACY
.
244
5.5.4
THE
NUMBER
GAME
-
ROUGH
APPROXIMATION
.
245
5.5.5
AN
AD
REM
ARGUMENT
.
245
5.5.6
POPULIST
ARGUMENTATION
.
246
5.5.7
TOWARDS
THE
ROLE
OF
A
SUPER-SENDER
.
247
5.5.8
OPTIMISTIC
VS.
PESSIMISTIC
PROJECTION
.
247
5.5.9
A
VISION
OF
SUCCESS
.
248
5.5.10
ON
BEHALF
OF
THE
AUDIENCE
.
250
5.5.11
THE
OPPOSITION
-
A
WHIPPING
BOY
.
251
5.5.12
CONVERSION
FROM
NEGATIVE
INTO
POSITIVE
.
253
5.5.13
MACHIAVELLIAN
MANIPULATION
.
253
5.5.14
NON-SEQUITUR
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
DEFENCE
.
254
5.5.15
INTERNATIONALISM
AS
A
MEANS
OF
LEGITIMISATION
.
255
5.5.16
THE
METADISCOURSAL
STRATEGY
.
256
5.5.17
THE
STRATEGY
OF
HETEROGENEITY
.
257
5.5.18
RHETORICAL
MEANS:
PLAYING
ON
HIGH
VALUES
.
258
5.5.19
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS:
HYPERBOLES
.
258
5.5.20
MODALITY
AS
A
MARKER
OF
COHERENCE
.
259
CHAPTER
6:
POLISH
POLITICAL
INTERVIEWS
.
261
6.1
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
COOPERATION
.
261
6.1.1
THE
STRATEGY
OF
INDEPENDENCE
AS
EXPRESSED
BY
THE
STRATEGIES
OF
COOPERATION,
CO-OPETITION
AND
CONFLICT
.
261
CONTENTS
15
6.1.2
HUMOUR
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
POSITIVE
SELF
PRESENTATION
.
264
6.2
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
CO-OPETITION
.
266
6.2.1
TOWARDS
THE
ROLE
OF
A
SUPER-SENDER
.
266
6.2.2
A
PLAY
ON
INDEPENDENCE
.
269
6.2.3
DIPLOMACY
AS
A
STRATEGIC
PLOY
.
271
6.2.4
THE
STRATEGY
OF
DISSOCIATION
.
273
6.2.5
CALL
A
SPADE
A
SPADE
-
THE
EXPOSURE
OF
THE
INTENTION
OF
THE
IR
.
276
6.2.6
FIGURATIVE-RHETORICAL
MEANS:
IRONY
.
276
6.3
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT/COMPETITION
.
277
6.3.1
VERBAL
DUELLING
.
277
6.3.2
PROVOCATIVE
PARLANCE
BY
THE
IR
.
284
6.3.3
THE
GAMIFICATION
OF
POLITICAL
PARLANCE
.
286
6.3.4
A
BIDDING
WAR
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
CONFLICT
.
287
6.3.5
LOOK
FORWARD
AND
REASON
BACKWARD
.
291
6.3.6
REPRIMANDING
THE
INTERLOCUTOR
.
291
6.3.7
REPETITION
AS
AN
EMPHATIC
DEVICE
.
295
6.3.8
A
SEMANTIC
BATTLE
BETWEEN
THE
IR
AND
THE
IE
296
6.3.9
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
-
OPEN
IRRITATION
.
297
6.3.10
THE
APPLICATION
OF
IMPLIED
PRAGMATIC
MEANINGS
(IMPLICATURES)
.
298
6.4
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
PERSUASION
.
300
6.4.1
PERSUASION
EXPRESSED
BY
FALLACIOUS
OR
NOT
FULLY
JUSTIFIED
ARGUMENT
.
300
6.4.2
THE
STRATEGIC
BIAS
OF
THE
IE
.
301
6.4.3
BACKWARD
INDUCTION
AND
FORWARD
LOOKING
.
302
6.4.4
THE
ARGUMENT
FROM
AUTHORITY
.
303
6.4.5
POLARISATION
US
AND
THEM
.
306
6.4.6
PROMISES/PLEDGES
.
309
6.4.7
THE
SOUND
BITE
AS
A
MARKER
OF
COHESION
AND
COHERENCE
.
309
6.4.8
FROM
SPECIFIC
TO
GENERAL
.
311
16
CONTENTS
6.4.9
FROM
GENERAL
TO
SPECIFIC
.
312
6.4.10
ACTIONS
SPEAK
LOUDER
THAN
WORDS
.
313
6.4.11
THE
STRATEGY
OF
POSITIVE
SELF-PRESENTATION
ENACTED
IN
THE
ROLE
OF
A
REVIEWER/
COMMENTATOR
.
314
6.4.12
A
PLAY
ON
INDEPENDENCE
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
POSITIVE
SELF-PRESENTATION
.
324
6.4.13
CONSTITUTIONALITY
AS
A
LEGITIMISATION
STRATEGY
327
6.4.14
REFERENCE
TO
AGE
AND
EXPERIENCE
-
TO
WISDOM
BY
IMPLICATION
.
328
6.4.15
PRAGMATIC
PERSUASIVE
ARGUMENT
-
A
DUBIOUS
STRATEGY
ON
THE
PART
OF
THE
IE?
.
329
6.4.16
THE
DIDACTIC
STRATEGY
.
332
6.4.17
THE
DISCOURSE-PRAGMATIC
STRATEGY
OF
RATIONALITY
.
334
6.4.18
OVERCONFIDENCE
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
PERSUASION
.
336
6.4.19
EXEMPLIFICATION
AS
A
MANIFESTATION
OF
PERSUASION
.
337
6.4.20
THE
CONVERSATIONALISATION
OF
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
.
339
6.4.21
THE
HETEROGENEITY
OF
DISCOURSE
.
341
6.4.22
THE
STRATEGY
OF
INTERTEXTUALITY
.
342
6.4.23
ELABORATION
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
COHESION
.
346
6.4.24
ENHANCEMENT
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
COHESION
.
347
6.4.25
COHERENT
NARRATIVE
AS
A
PERSUASIVE
TOOL
.
349
6.4.26
"
HEART
AND
REASON
"
AS
MARKERS
OF
COHERENCE
353
6.4.27
THE
AUDIENCE
AS
FINAL
ARBITER
.
354
6.5
THE
MASTER
STRATEGY
OF
MANIPULATION
.
355
6.5.1
THE
GAMIFICATION
OF
POLITICAL
DISCOURSE
.
355
6.5.2
POSITIVE
SELF-PRESENTATION
.
357
6.5.3
FAILURE
INTO
SUCCESS
.
361
6.5.4
A
DEFENCE
MECHANISM
-
DOWNPLAYING
PARTY
FAILURES
.
363
CONTENTS
17
6.5.5
TOPIC
CHANGE/SHIFT
AS
AN
INSTANCE
OF
THE
AVOIDANCE
STRATEGY
.
364
6.5.6
ROLE
SHIFTING
AS
A
DETERMINANT
OF
OPINION
.
365
6.5.7
REPETITION
AS
A
STALLING
TACTIC
.
366
6.5.8
A
STRATEGY
OF
FEAR
AS
A
MEANS
OF
MANIPULATION
.
368
6.5.9
AN
APPEAL
TO
THE
AUDIENCE
.
368
6.5.10
THE
SOLILOQUY
AS
A
MACRO-STRATEGY
OF
THE
IE
.
369
6.5.11
HYBRIDISATION
OF
INTERVIEWS
AS
A
STRATEGY
OF
MANIPULATION
.
372
CHAPTER
7:
CONCLUSIONS
.
377
7.1
GENERAL
CONCLUSIONS
-
MASTER
STRATEGIES
COMPARED
.
377
7.2
SUPPLEMENTARY
CONCLUSIONS
-
ARGUMENTATION
IN
THE
POLITICAL
INTERVIEWS
AND
THEIR
REFLECTION
IN
LANGUAGE
.
385
REFERENCES
.
393
INDEX
OF
NAMES
.
423 |
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