Political communications

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Political communication is a field of communications that is concerned with politics. Communication often influences political decisions and vice versa.

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The field of political communication concern 2 main areas:

According to James Chesebro, there are five critical approaches to contemporary Political communications: 1 Machiavellian - ie power relationships 2. Iconic - symbols very important 3. Ritualistic - Redundant and superficial nature of political acts - manipulation of symbols. 4. Confirmation - political aspects looked at as people we endorse 5. Dramatistic - politics is symbolically constructed. (Kenneth Burke)

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