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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Jacques Ellul"”.

  1. American Transcendentalism Contra Contemporary Political Philosophy: Applications of Thomas Carlyle and Ralph Waldo Emerson to Liberal Democratic Capitalism, Platonism, Islamism, Technology, and the "end of History"

    … with the work of John Rawls, Alasdair MacIntyre, Jacques Ellul, and Sayyid Qutb, among others. I also focus my attention on Carlyle as a philosopher who is an intermediary between ancient Platonism and nineteenth-century American Transcendentalism. Carlyle's Sartor Resartus is a Platonic text that …

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  2. The Word: Jacques Ellul's Dialogic Response To La Technique

    … this interpretive work is primarily to bring two Ellulian metaphors into conversation with one another: <em>la technique</em>, and “the word.” Jacques Ellul (1912-1994), a prominent French philosopher, sociologist, and theologian, is predominantly known for his critique of what he calls <em>la …

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  3. Video Games, Influence, and Identification: The Perpetuation of Culture Through Digital Worlds

    … the reach and impact of play on human users. Jacques Ellul’s philosophy of social propaganda and Kenneth Burke’s rhetorical theory each offer important implications to the persuasiveness of video games; however, when placed in conversation with one another, the union of Ellul and Burke leads …

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  4. Advertising as Epideictic Rhetoric and Its Implications for Ethical Communication

    In the ancient sense, epideictic rhetoric was considered as a simple opposition to pragmatic discourse, which predominantly was involved with public business. Public business refers to the matters of the polis and the political setting. On the other hand, epideictic does not address to the …

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