慶應義塾大学学術情報リポジトリ(KOARA)KeiO Associated Repository of Academic resources

慶應義塾大学学術情報リポジトリ(KOARA)

Home  »»  Listing item  »»  Detail

Detail

Item Type Article
ID
AA00266091-20240300-0005  
Preview
Image
thumbnail  
Caption  
Full text
AA00266091-20240300-0005.pdf
Type :application/pdf Download
Size :780.1 KB
Last updated :Mar 19, 2024
Downloads : 290

Total downloads since Mar 19, 2024 : 290
 
Release Date
 
Title
Title Politics of symbolization : a constructionist approach to political communication studies  
Kana  
Romanization  
Other Title
Title  
Kana  
Romanization  
Creator
Name 烏谷, 昌幸  
Kana カラスダニ, マサユキ  
Romanization Karasudani, Masayuki  
Affiliation 慶応義塾大学法学部  
Affiliation (Translated) Professor of the Faculty of Law, Keio University  
Role  
Link  
Edition
 
Place
Tokyo  
Publisher
Name Institute for Journalism, Media & Communication Studies, Keio University  
Kana  
Romanization  
Date
Issued (from:yyyy) 2024  
Issued (to:yyyy)  
Created (yyyy-mm-dd)  
Updated (yyyy-mm-dd)  
Captured (yyyy-mm-dd)  
Physical description
 
Source Title
Name Keio communication review  
Name (Translated)  
Volume  
Issue 46  
Year 2024  
Month 3  
Start page 5  
End page 22  
ISSN
03887596  
ISBN
 
DOI
URI
JaLCDOI
NII Article ID
 
Ichushi ID
 
Other ID
 
Doctoral dissertation
Dissertation Number  
Date of granted  
Degree name  
Degree grantor  
Abstract

 
Table of contents
Introduction
Invisible power and political symbols
Language as symbol
Symbolic forms of governance
A history of symbolic politics
The linguistic turn in political science
Langer’s theory of the "desire of symbolization"
Reflective process of political symbols and society
Types of collective symbolization
Conclusion
 
Keyword
 
NDC
 
Note
Articles
 
Language
英語  
Type of resource
text  
Genre
Journal Article  
Text version
publisher  
Related DOI
Access conditions

 
Last modified date
Mar 19, 2024 10:17:53  
Creation date
Mar 19, 2024 10:17:53  
Registerd by
mediacenter
 
History
Mar 19, 2024    インデックス を変更
 
Index
/ Public / Institute for Journalism, Media & Communication Studies / Keio communication review / 46 (2024)
 
Related to