Semiotic Analysis of Print Advertising (Posters) Tenth Round of Parliamentary Elections (Constituency: Shiraz)
Mansur Tabiee, Mandana Karimi
Religion & Communication · 2018
doi:10.30497/rc.2018.2262 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This paper seeks to explore the political myths used in the tenth round of the parliamentary election campaign in the city of Shiraz. In this paper we examined the myth of Roland Barthes's view of manufacturing. The results of this study showed that the myth of "homeland, nation, championship, divine charisma, democracy, good troops" the most important political myths in the country. Political myth "supportive" used by reformist important and effective role in persuading the audience.
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