Introduction
Problematization, as a philosophical and analytical method, represents more than a mere academic exercise. It is a critical tool for interrogating assumptions, exposing latent contradictions, and reframing dominant narratives. Within the domain of political communication, problematization takes on a distinct significance, particularly when applied to the analysis of Blame Avoidance Strategies (BAS). This article introduces problematization as an epistemological and methodological framework that not only redefines the terms of scholarly engagement but also equips researchers with tools to deconstruct the rhetorical mechanisms employed by political actors to deflect accountability…
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