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To manipulate an issue, to speak, or to act in the manner of a demagogue. Etymology; From Greek demagogos (leader of the people), from demos (people) + agogos (leader). In ancient Greece, a demagogos was a popular leader and the word didn't have any negative connotations.
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Instead, following the example of another great Latin American demagogue, ... The ancient Greek word "demagogos" means simply a spokesman for the people or, more pejoratively, a leader of the mob. Modern usage implies rhetorical gifts and the ability to arouse an audience, usually with the promise of radical measures.
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demagogue: In the Greek world, a demagogue was a leader who obtained power by persuading people rather than by inheriting power from an ancestor. Such a leader was considered illegitimate by members of noble families, but in Greek history, a demagogue was not necessarily a bad ruler.
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Michael Flower is Senior Research Scholar at Princeton University and editor, in collaboration with John Marincola, of Herodotus, Histories, Book IX, author of Theopompus of Chios: History and Rhetoric in the Fourth Century B.C., and editor, with Mark Toher, of Georgica: Greek Studies in Honour of George Cawkwell.
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[Greek d mag gos, popular leader : d mos, people; see d - in Indo-European roots + ag gos, leading (from agein, to lead; see ag- in Indo-European roots).] ... Usage Note: Among the nouns that the Usage Panel is loath to see used as a verb is demagogue, meaning "to speak about something in the manner of a demagogue."
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Demagogy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Demagogy (also demagoguery ) (Ancient Greek δημαγωγία, from dēmos "people" and agein "to lead") is a strategy for gaining political power by appealing to the prejudices, emotions, fears and exp...
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demagogue. Dictionary terms for demagogue in Italiano, Italiano definition for demagogue, Thesaurus and Translations of demagogue to Italiano, Cinese, Inglese, Francese, Spagnolo, Olandese, Portoghese, Tedesco, Russo, Giapponese, Greek, Korean, Turco, Ebraico, Arabic, Croato, Serbian, Svedese. ... Define demagogue...
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