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This paper examined the generic texts in scientific and technical communication since the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster from the perspective of its social implications. The analysis revealed that persuasive rhetoric is one form of paternalism that occurs in communication and suggests the importance to switch from the communication to persuade the citizens to the communication to aids the citizen-based decision-making process.
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