L’évolution des pratiques rhétoriques de délibération publique par la controverse

This article aims to explain how the rhetoric of those involved in two public consultations about Hydro-Québec’s controversial project to construct a natural gas plant (the Suroît) in Beauharnois contributed to Quebec’s development of wind energy over the past years. In particular, the analysis reve...

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Main Authors: Chantal Benoit-Barné, James McDonald
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Language:fra
Published: Université Laval 2011-01-01
Series:Communication
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/communication/1676
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description This article aims to explain how the rhetoric of those involved in two public consultations about Hydro-Québec’s controversial project to construct a natural gas plant (the Suroît) in Beauharnois contributed to Quebec’s development of wind energy over the past years. In particular, the analysis reveals that the evolution of the rhetorical practices during these consultations fostered a new understanding of wind: whereas the wind was first an unpredictable force of nature that could be apprehended through direct experience and discussed in ordinary terms, it acquired a new discursive status as a natural resource that could be controlled and harvested.
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L’évolution des pratiques rhétoriques de délibération publique par la controverse
Communication
rhetoric
Quebec
controversy
public deliberation
wind energy
title L’évolution des pratiques rhétoriques de délibération publique par la controverse
title_full L’évolution des pratiques rhétoriques de délibération publique par la controverse
title_fullStr L’évolution des pratiques rhétoriques de délibération publique par la controverse
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title_short L’évolution des pratiques rhétoriques de délibération publique par la controverse
title_sort l evolution des pratiques rhetoriques de deliberation publique par la controverse
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Quebec
controversy
public deliberation
wind energy
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