The ‘Narrative Turn’ Revisited

This note reviews, through examples, how narrative remains a powerful and changing element in public communication, refreshed not only by shifts in technologies and modes but also by the tonalities and affective character of contemporary political exchange.

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Media theory.
Published
2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.70064/mt.v8i2.1122
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Rhetoric and Communication Studies
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The ‘Narrative Turn’ Revisited

John Corner
Media theory.
Rhetoric and Communication Studies
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The ‘Narrative Turn’ Revisited

John Corner
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This note reviews, through examples, how narrative remains a powerful and changing element in public communication, refreshed not only by shifts in technologies and modes but also by the tonalities and affective character of contemporary political exchange.

Media theory.Vol. 8(2)
University of Leeds (GB)
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Rhetoric and Communication Studies
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