The Logic of Images in International Relations¶
Jervis, R. (1970). The Logic of Images in International Relations. Princeton University Press.
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- Pragmatics
- Diplomacy. A communiqué's literal text is one layer; the audience, timing, channel, omissions, and cited precedent carry the binding meaning, so the same words signal escalation in one setting and de-escalation in another.
This sourceAnalyzes how states' signals carry meaning beyond literal content through context — audience, channel, timing, and the inferences others draw — so the same act signals differently in different settings.
- Diplomacy. A communiqué's literal text is one layer; the audience, timing, channel, omissions, and cited precedent carry the binding meaning, so the same words signal escalation in one setting and de-escalation in another.
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