concept   political rhetoric
13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • Brazil (1) • Sweden (1) • Australia (1) • Germany (1) • Iran (1) • Japan (1) • Mexico (1) • Switzerland (1) • Authoritarian countries (1) • France (1) • South Africa (1) • Totalitarian regimes (1) • Western democracies (1)
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1 political rhetoric Brazil Political rhetoric in Brazilian culture emphasizes passionate and emotional appeal with loud speaking and direct confrontation. 3
2 political rhetoric Sweden Political rhetoric in Sweden emphasizes rational, subdued and structured discourse with a calm demeanor in political debates. 3
3 political rhetoric Australia Political communication in Australia is characterized by the use of humor and light-hearted banter for engagement. 2
4 political rhetoric Germany Political rhetoric in Germany is characterized by an emphasis on logical arguments, subdued delivery, and little tolerance for personal attacks. 2
5 political rhetoric Iran Political rhetoric in Iran is serious, formal, and often includes religious references and appeals to tradition. 2
6 political rhetoric Japan Political rhetoric in Japan focuses on emphasizing political ideology and respecting hierarchical norms. 2
7 political rhetoric Mexico Political rhetoric in Mexico is known for its passionate and direct confrontations during debates. 2
8 political rhetoric Switzerland Swiss political rhetoric focuses on logical and rational arguments, while minimizing personal attacks and emotional appeals. 2
9 political rhetoric Authoritarian countries Political rhetoric in authoritarian countries is marked by the use of propaganda, manipulation, and suppression of dissenting views. 1
10 political rhetoric France Political rhetoric in French culture incorporates passionate and emotional appeal. 1
11 political rhetoric South Africa Political rhetoric in South Africa may include elements of storytelling and folklore. 1
12 political rhetoric Totalitarian regimes Political rhetoric in totalitarian regimes is marked by propaganda, manipulation, and suppression of dissenting views. 1
13 political rhetoric Western democracies Political rhetoric in Western democracies varies in style and tone based on political ideology and public sentiment. 1