Public Communication of Climate Change Science: Engaging Citizens Through Apocalyptic Narrative Explanation
作者： Philippa Spoel , David Goforth , Hoi Cheu , David Pearson
DOI: 10.1080/10572250802437382
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摘要: Working from the premise that public input is essential to science policy deliberations, we analyze how two recent works of public communication about climate change (An Inconvenient Truth and Climate Change Show) draw on the rhetorical resource of apocalyptic narrative explanation to promote scientific fluency and inspire citizen engagement in the issues. By weaving together the proofs of ethos, logos, and pathos within a framework of cultural rationality, these narratives illustrate available means of persuasion …
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