"Charientismus" meaning in German

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          "text": "Der Charientismus einer auf Denunziation verzichtenden Ironie,¹⁶¹ der durchweg empathische Ton zielt auf Überzeugung im fiktiven Diskurs; das fiktive Gespräch - eine der rhetorischen Hauptstrategien Wielands – mit Rousseau bzw. dessen fiktiver Vertreterfigur und über diese mit der Leserschaft bleibt so möglich.",
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