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Come view and discuss a DVD by George Lakoff How Democrats and Progressives Can Win—Solutions by George Lakoff the importance of choice of language in framing and discussing social issues and the impact this has on elections.
Tony Palmeri, Associate Professor of Communications, UW-Oshkosh will facilitate the discussion
Fox Valley Democracy for America invites you Sunday, Dec. 5, 6:30 pm Fox Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 2600 Philip Lane, Appleton
Ideas include: How “tax relief” rather than “tax responsibility” frames discussion over taxation, what is framing, how to ‘frame’ President Bush , where have all the religious liberals gone, why does there seem to be two Americas; how to debate a conservative, values win elections--conservatives know theirs, do you know yours? The DVD is 25 minutes long.
George Lakoff is one of the world’s best-known linguists, Professor of Cognitive Science and Linguistics at the University of California, Berkely and author of Moral Politics: How Liberals and Conservatives Think, 2nd Edition, 2002.
Fox Valley Democracy for America is a progressive grass roots group formed to get the general public talking and actively involved in finding solutions to the issues and problems that are of importance to us all. More info: call Roger Kanitz, Fox Valley DFA coordinator, 722-6438
Directions to Fox Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. From 441 to Calumet (KK). Go west on Calumet toward downtown Appleton. Go through 3 traffic signals and then look for Mathias—just beyond Family Video), turn left onto Mathias, turn left at the first intersection on Mathias onto E. Philip Lane. From Appleton, locate Calumet and come to the far east side of Calumet, turn right onto Mathias (across from Prince of Peace Lutheran Church-- 2300 block of Calumet), turn left onto E. Philip Lane and watch for the fellowship’s large parking lot to the left.
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