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The Discourse Authority of Ideological and Political Education: Connotation, Realistic Dilemmas and Coping Approaches

Jinfeng Cao, Luyao Wang, Wenjie Zhang

Abstract


The authority of ideological and political education is an important and crucial element in measuring the effect of the discourse
of ideological and political education, which means that the influence of discourse as an intermediary is gradually increasing. Based on the
discourse authority of ideological and political education, this paper deeply analyzes the essence of the discourse authority of ideological and
political education from the perspectives of ontology, epistemology and practice, expounds the internal structure of its generation mechanism,
and then leads to the realistic dilemmas of the discourse authority of ideological and political education. It attempts to find out the coping
approaches to the authority of ideological and political education by constructing the discourse system of ideological and political education
from a macro perspective, innovating the discourse paradigm of ideological and political education from a meso perspective, and adjusting the
narrative mode of ideological and political education from a micro perspective.

Keywords


The Discourse of Ideological and Political Education; Authority; Realistic Dilemmas; Coping Approaches

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/rcha.v2i10.5932

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