Making people feel they feel naturally, points to ponder, Impersonal learning, Practical philosopher Vs ideal one, Propaganda through the false analogy, Fallacy, Political marketing through language.

Making people feel they feel naturally, points to ponder, Impersonal learning, Practical philosopher Vs ideal one, Propaganda through the false analogy, Fallacy, Political marketing through language. By Dr. Sohail Ansari

Conceived and worded by DR Sohail Ansari (originality of concepts and originality of words).

He believes that there can never be a zero scope for improvement and appreciates criticism if it is not for the sake of criticism

·        The real vulnerability is having no legal protection; everyone can then subject you to every kind of abuse with legal impunity.

·         One way to define legend is that it has no contextual constraint.

·         Creative work of our time appears as if different ingredients of various recipes are combined into one recipe to produce different but familiar taste

Making people feel they feel naturally

·        Students of the academy of a certain school of thought lead a strict regimented life __essential for stifling independent thinking__ and taught to perceive life in the prescribed colors. Students of such academy see their scholars the only true light and understandably feel electrified by their commands. Players having acknowledged a man as a coach can feel invigorated by his pep talk. Man having been recognized as a leader can have the intended effects from his harangue. Words are used to make audience feel the lash of language, language is used for yanking on the easy emotion; language is the simply the means to stimulate already constructed images and just to make people feel strongly in a way they are already feeling so.

                 Subtle propaganda is much more difficult. Language is selected to win the trust of audience so that they do not feel offended, goaded or pushed in a certain direction. Information and evidence those are the details to prove point are selected to construct a context so that audience have the limited room for maneuvering and reach the feelings they believe they have reached independently; conclusion then appear the logical outcome and the feeling they have they feel they have naturally.

Points to ponder

·        All humans are frail, valiant ones have succeeded to have a bit thicker gloss of rationality; therefore, it cannot be easily breached to uncover their apprehensions and fears.

Impersonal learning

·        Learning from modern gadget cannot develop the love for knowledge. Impersonal learning is learning from recorded lectures or solved exercise and can help one to have knowledge adequate to the needs of an exam. Two individuals work and spend time together to have camaraderie that is essential for rapport between a teacher and a student. This chemistry is essential for two individuals not bound by instinctive bonds as student can have learning for learning sake only when a teacher becomes his inspiration and thus a powerful channel for knowledge. Knowledge protégé acquires from mentor nudges him to capitalize on his endowments for knowledge; knowledge then ceases to be the means and become the ends it itself.

Practical philosopher Vs ideal one

·        Practical philosopher is different from recluse philosopher. Practical philosopher has been ensnared in the problems of life; borne the brunt of misfortune, and has been on the receiving end of problems. Practical philosopher constructs theoretically ideal states, but theory of his is based on experience, thus, his constructs may have been less elegant, they are empirically sound; therefore translation of his ideal state is possible, but ideal state idealistic creates is only a dream world.

Propaganda through the false analogy

·        ‘Anyone who has owned a car knows that saving money in the short run by skimping on relatively minor repairs and routine maintenance will prove very costly in the long run. However, this basic truth is often forgotten by those who call for reduced government spending on defense.’ (This is a false analogy because this is essentially required minimum spending on a car. It could be a right analogy if there were no extravagant spending on defense; if it is more spending than required, it must be reduced)      

Fallacy

·        ‘Once a duckling has identified a parents; the instinctive bond becomes a power full channel for additional learning since by mimicking the parent, the duckling can acquire further information that is not genetically transmitted.’ (Parents have simply developed genetically transmitted information. One can acquire further information of only genetically transmitted information.)

Political marketing through language

·       For damage control, political marketing consultant emphasizes people to focus on the intent and assumptions of a speaker because language cannot be objective and words have no meaning in themselves. For damaging opponent, political marketing consultant applies the tenacious character of value connotation to make bad associations with words. The use of value connation results in denotation becoming prejudicial. The character of subjective value connotation makes the words and messages the aspect of deception, and consequently people no longer judge it by weight of evidence or legitimate argumentation.

Format:         Leader/Party-Information Format

Campaign:    1990

Newspaper: Jung

From:             PPP/Asif Zardari

Ad:      Leader/party ad

Ad N:  7

Analysis:

The direct relationship between a party and human personality defines the primary framework of the personalized ad. As in this ad person code takes on an importance and Asif Zardari explicitly and directly interprets his relationship to the party:

‘When I was going to tie matrimonial ties to Bhutto families, I was fully alive to hazards; but I never forgot that though odyssey was fraught with perils and agony, but ennobling and dignifying too.

Today, after being incarcerated I feel throbbing of ineffable joy; the joy of being a part of crusade committed to sacrifice everything at the altar of democracy. Under the leadership of Benazir the tide of people will overwhelm the enemies of democracy’ Pride of being part of party and pride of being subjugated to tyranny are important humanizing dimensions of the interpretation of this ad. Asif Zardari is a typical representative of PPP as the husband of its chairperson and acting as a testifier and embodiment of the sufferings one bears once gets associated with Bhutto family.

At denotative level ads simply tells that Asif Zaradri is proud of being persecuted as a part of Bhutto’s family which epitomizes the struggle for democracy; but at connotative level it tells much more: Asif Ali Zardari is victim of vendetta and witch hunt; his arrest has nothing to do with the corruption charges levied against him, rather no mentioning of them signifies subtly that blatant fictitiousness make them too significant to mention; and the underlying reason for his arrest by the enemy of democracy is due to his association with Bhutto’s family.