Manipulative strategies and tactics in the speech of Russian and Czech right-wing politicians in Internet communication
Abstract
Political technologists instantly respond to the emergence of new forms of communication with the target audience, cultivating new genres of political discourse (political blogs and vlogs, memes, live broadcasts on social networks, etc.). Thus, an increasing number of people are involved in the process of political interaction, who previously did not have the possibility of direct communication with political subjects.
In addition, the Internet allows politicians to publish the information they need in any size, without any restrictions to the style and format of the media, and they also instantly receive feedback from the audience. These opportunities attract representatives of "extreme" political trends, who actively use various means of manipulative influence in Internet communication to broadcast their views and attract voters