Unlearning Languages that Control the Mind
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Unlearning Languages that Control the Mind

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Unlearning Languages that Control the Mind

About this book

The edited collection Unlearning Languages That Control the Mind (ULCM) is to be read as a continuous multi?voiced work on what takes place when we forget that unlearning is a part of our existence as much as learning. As the world as we know it finds itself at a critical juncture yet again, how we talk about the continuously amassing genocidal invasions and authoritarian occupations of our minds, thoughts, bodies and environments will affect how we experience, process and counter them on a day?to?day basis. Based on this, ULCM offers its readers a singular interdisciplinary blueprint of the inner and outer workings of motivated language use when in service of mind engineering and engineered acting. As such, it is a valuable enabling resource for anyone looking to identify and unlearn the languages that mask belief traps and cognitive distortions set up by various antisocial actors to keep our day?to?day cognition and acting confined to society as engineered laboratory. With its interdisciplinary breadth and engaging multimodal content, this handbook breaks new grounds in actionable application of science as accessible community?enabling tool for seeing through, i.e. dismantling belief traps and mental distortions that turn language use into mindbody abuse.

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Yes, you can access Unlearning Languages that Control the Mind by Vladan Sutanovac in PDF and/or ePUB format, as well as other popular books in Sprachen & Linguistik & Sprachwissenschaft. We have over one million books available in our catalogue for you to explore.

Information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2025
eBook ISBN
9781040425619
Topic
Sprachen & Linguistik
Subtopic
Sprachwissenschaft

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Table of Contents
  6. List of figures
  7. List of tables
  8. List of contributors
  9. Foreword
  10. Introduction
  11. 1 The Clarks’ Doll experiment revisited: Omnipresent myth, pressurization, and education
  12. 2 Frame it right: How far-right ideology could shape voters’ minds – the case of Italy
  13. 3 Implicit language and news framing in reporting feminicides: Between (misleading) clickbait function and (apparent) feminist pollination
  14. 4 Analysing the processes and consequences of the Russian encroachment of the body, mind, and soul in the language of fiction
  15. 5 Raising awareness about implicitating strategies in upper secondary school pupils
  16. 6 Resistance is futile: Why is it impossible to escape ideological shackles?
  17. 7 Green and sustainable? Unmaking the Anglocentrism of global environmental discourse
  18. 8 “Telling the good stories of Hong Kong” through the political speech of policy address
  19. 9 The evidential dimension of implicit communication and its manipulative impact
  20. 10 (De)Colonizing the Indigenous mind? Language and emotions in Russia’s political and psychological mind engineering
  21. 11 Advertising activism: Exploring advertisements of cultural productions of West Bengal during Bangladesh Liberation War 1971
  22. 12 Language games as mind games: Apologetic speech acts as acts of mental engineering across distal linguistic cultures
  23. 13 Linguistic implicitness to distract the critical mind
  24. 14 Revisiting the Australian literacy wars: Authorial stance in shaping contemporary educational strategies
  25. Index