Argument, War and the Role of the Media in Conflict Management

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Even more precious perhaps is the tradition that works against Â… that misuse of language which consists in pseudo-arguments and propaganda. This is the tradition and discipline of clear speaking..

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Marcelo Dascal
Last affiliation: Tel Aviv University

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