Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

heresthetic

noun

/hɛrˈɛs.tɪk/

Definition

Heresthetic refers to the strategic use of framing or constructing situations to achieve a desired outcome, especially in political contexts.

Examples

Politicians often engage in heresthetic to influence public opinion.
The heresthetic of the campaign was designed to highlight the opponent’s weaknesses.

Meaning

It involves the art of manipulating perceptions and possibilities in such a way that it changes the decision-making landscape, allowing for more favorable outcomes.