Engagements multiples : la rhétorique du GlobalMay Manifesto

GlobalMay Manifesto, spread on the internet in May 2012, is a collaborative document representing the global Occupy movement, one of few wide-spread international manifestos calling for global democratization, following the global social upheavals of 2011. The manifesto’s attempt to provide a unifyi...

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Main Author: Nana Ariel
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: University of Tel-Aviv 2015-04-01
Series:Argumentation et Analyse du Discours
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/aad/1914
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description GlobalMay Manifesto, spread on the internet in May 2012, is a collaborative document representing the global Occupy movement, one of few wide-spread international manifestos calling for global democratization, following the global social upheavals of 2011. The manifesto’s attempt to provide a unifying ethos for a fundamentally decentralized and polarized movement was highly criticized, mainly for its vagueness and inconsistency. As opposed to the general evaluative character of the manifesto’s popular and academic readings, this article explores its instrumental strategies for constructing an imagined global collectivity while responding to a wide range of potential requirements and complaints. The hybrid rhetorical structure of the manifesto, its alternating ethos and immanent heteroglossia, are explained as attempts to reconcile clashing attitudes and self-images. This case provides an opportunity to discuss the multilayered nature of the manifesto genre’s rhetoric, specifically the rhetorical challenges it faces in the 21st centur.
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Engagements multiples : la rhétorique du GlobalMay Manifesto
Argumentation et Analyse du Discours
collectivism
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global protest
GlobalMay Manifesto
heteroglossia
manifesto
title Engagements multiples : la rhétorique du GlobalMay Manifesto
title_full Engagements multiples : la rhétorique du GlobalMay Manifesto
title_fullStr Engagements multiples : la rhétorique du GlobalMay Manifesto
title_full_unstemmed Engagements multiples : la rhétorique du GlobalMay Manifesto
title_short Engagements multiples : la rhétorique du GlobalMay Manifesto
title_sort engagements multiples la rhetorique du globalmay manifesto
topic collectivism
genre
global protest
GlobalMay Manifesto
heteroglossia
manifesto
url http://journals.openedition.org/aad/1914
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