‘New politics’, new media – New political language? A rhetorical perspective on candidates’ self-presentation in electronic campaigns in the 2013 Israeli elections

Keyphrases

• Self-presentation 100%
• New Politics 100%
• Political Language 100%
• Rhetorical Perspective 100%
• Israeli Elections 100%
• Israeli 66%
• Microblog 66%
• Discursive Strategies 66%
• Facebook 33%
• Facebook Page 33%
• Labour Party 33%
• Public Image 33%
• Religious Zionism 33%
• Diary 33%
• General Election 33%
• Old Politics 33%
• Narrativity 33%
• Campaign Promises 33%
• Rhetorical Analysis 33%
• Informality 33%
• Campaign Management 33%
• Complex Characters 33%
• Naftali Bennett 33%
• Rhetorical Dimension 33%
• Political Campaigns 33%
• Political Image 33%
• Campaign Activity 33%
• Metatextuality 33%

Arts and Humanities

• New Media 100%
• Electronics 100%
• Political Language 100%
• Self-Presentation 100%
• Rhetorical Perspective 100%
• Discursive strategies 66%
• Facebook 66%
• Labour party 33%
• Persona 33%
• General elections 33%
• Textuality 33%
• Diary 33%
• Rhetorical Analysis 33%
• Warrants 33%
• Narrativity 33%
• public image 33%
• Informality 33%
• Anecdote 33%

Social Sciences

• Facebook 100%
• New Media 100%
• Elections 100%
• Political Language 100%
• Self-Presentation 100%
• Middle Class 50%