To the Historicity of Political Communication: A Philosophical Perspective

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Chinese Journal of Journalism & Communication ›› 2016, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (9) : 46-59.

JING xuemin is a professor and doctorial supervisor in Political Communication Institute of Communication University of China. ZU hao is a doctorial student in Communication University of China. This article is a Periodical result of the major project “A study of Political communication Theory with Chinese characteristics and its Strategy System” (project number: 11&ZD075) and “The Research of Political Communication and the Mainstream Discourse System” (project number: 15BXW059) supported by the National Social Science Foundation of China. It is also a result of excellent innovation team in Communication University of China.

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A number of issues in the field of political communication are currently waiting for the substantial answer from philosophy –based epistemology and mythology since neither politics nor communication can provide the all-around interpretation to them. The social essence and objectivity of politics and the social generation of communication create political communication as a crucial part in our life. The consciousness of history enhances the dominating position of the subject of political communication, strengthens the functionality of the contents, lays the foundation of constructing a narrative frame with the nature of plurality and stands as an inherent requirement of the object of political communication when they pursue practices. Therefore, analyzing the historicity of political communication is a new approach of understanding the nature of political communication and its theoretical development.

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Political Philosophy / Political Communication / History

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JING Xuemin, ZU Hao. To the Historicity of Political Communication: A Philosophical Perspective[J]. Chinese Journal of Journalism & Communication. 2016, 38(9): 46-59

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This article is a Periodical result of the major project “A study of Political communication Theory with Chinese characteristics and its Strategy System” (project number: 11&ZD075) and “The Research of Political Communication and the Mainstream Discourse System” (project number: 15BXW059) supported by the National Social Science Foundation of China. It is also a result of excellent innovation team in Communication University of China.