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,Lebendige Ver?nderung laut leben,threat inflation. Rhetors hoping to provoke a war may be tempted to engage in threat inflation to characterize a situation open to diplomatic resolution as obviously and necessarily a .. At the same time, rhetors who don’t want war may adopt a bellicose and irrational posture simply for short-term p

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rmishes in an existential war between Good and Evil. This chapter looks at three cases that are not genealogically related (one did not lead to another) but demonstrate how such strategies as threat inflation, demagoguery, accumulation, strategically ambiguous hyperbole, and arguing by signs both ma

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,Die Studie ?Leadership Excellence“, “l(fā)iberals” (sometimes “secular progressives”), and therefore “we” had to fight back. Just why “secular progressives” would care very much about Christmas, let alone engage in war about it, might seem puzzling, and so O’Reilly explained the long-term goal of this war:To anyone familiar with the prin

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,Lebendige Ver?nderung laut leben,threat inflation. Rhetors hoping to provoke a war may be tempted to engage in threat inflation to characterize a situation open to diplomatic resolution as obviously and necessarily a .. At the same time, rhetors who don’t want war may adopt a bellicose and irrational posture simply for short-term political gain.

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Zielsetzung und Vorgehensweise der Studie,he example of appeasing Hitler. The argument is that it is obvious that other nations should have responded with maximum aggression, and therefore, it is equally obvious that we should do so now. This chapter argues that the case is not so obvious.

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Introduction, of speech; it was intended to have real-world (that is, literal) consequences. This book takes that equation seriously, and sometimes literally, by pursuing two questions. First, what does framing politics as war do to our ability to deliberate effectively and optimally about our policy options? Second, if politics is war, what kind of war?