“用上帝的话语给自己接种”:说服接种、医学接种和宗教修辞

IF 0.7 0 RELIGION Journal of Media and Religion Pub Date : 2019-10-02 DOI:10.1080/15348423.2019.1696122
J. Compton
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在这个特别艰难、致命的流感季节,电视布道家、肯尼斯科普兰事工(Kenneth Copeland Ministries)联合创始人、特朗普总统信仰咨询委员会成员格洛丽亚科普兰(Gloria Copeland)似乎建议,流感疫苗对预防流感没有必要,相反,人们应该“用上帝的话语给自己接种”。本文从接种理论的角度考察科普兰的接种修辞,发现科普兰的接种修辞既有一致性,也有不一致性。她既没有提倡注射流感疫苗,也没有把接种作为一种修辞手段,但她确实声称自己在提倡接种另一种类型的疫苗。
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“Inoculate Yourself with the Word of God”: Persuasion Inoculation, Medical Inoculation, and Religious Rhetoric
ABSTRACT In the midst of a particularly difficult, deadly flu season, Gloria Copeland – televangelist, co-founder of Kenneth Copeland Ministries, and member of President Trump’s faith advisory council – seemed to suggest that flu shots were unnecessary to protect against influenza, and instead, one should “inoculate yourself with the word of God.” This paper examines Copeland's inoculation rhetoric through the lens of inoculation theory and finds that Copeland's rhetoric was both consistent and inconsistent. She neither promoted flu shots nor used inoculation as a rhetorical device, but she did claim to be advocating inoculation of a different type.
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