Far-Right Newspeak and the Future of Liberal Democracy
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Far-Right Newspeak and the Future of Liberal Democracy
McAdams, A. James; Piccolo, Samuel
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2024
294
Dura
Inglês
9781032566771
15 a 20 dias
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Part I Introduction 1. Far-Right Newspeak and the Fragility of Liberal Democracy Part II The Language of Liberalism 2. Masters of Contemporary Newspeak: Tucker Carlson, Marine Le Pen, and Jordan Peterson 3. "We are looking for a new feminism": Marine Le Pen's Reappropriation of the Liberal Language of Women's Rights and Gender Equality 4. Far-Right Politics in the Czech Republic: Tomio Okamura's Liberal Language and Populist Playbook Part III Far-Right Newspeak in Practice 5. The Transition From Liberal to Illiberal Constitutionalism in Poland and Hungary: the Language of Rights and Equality 6. When Legal Language Meets Apocalypse Anxiety: Democracy, Constitutional Scholars, and the Rise of the German Far Right after 2015 7. From Practical Critics to Hateful Malcontents: The Rise and Fall of the Online "Manosphere" Part IV The Ambiguities of a Concept 8. Forced to be Free? America's "Post-liberals" on Freedom and Liberty 9. Shine a Light or Burn it Down? Conspiracism and Liberal Ideas Part V Beyond Far-Right Newspeak 10. Against the Global Prison-Society: The Far Right's Language of the Opposition to the Great Reset 11. Hard Men, Hard Money, Hardening Right: Bitcoin, Peter Thiel, and Schmittian States of Exception Part VI Conclusion 12. Liberalism's Vulnerabilities and Two Paths for the Future
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far right;liberal;democratic;Europe;United States;Canada;Marine Le Pen;Tucker Carlson;Peter Thiel;Nick Griffin;Thierry Baudet;Jordan Peterson;Russell Brand;Viktor Orban;Tomio Okamura;Raw Egg Nationalist;immigration;Islam;race;Covid-19;feminism;monetary policy;free speech;equal rights;racial diversity;ethnic diversity;political tolerance;political science;history;political theory;sociology;gender equality;populism;populist;Poland;Hungary;Germany;manosphere;postliberal;conspiracism
Part I Introduction 1. Far-Right Newspeak and the Fragility of Liberal Democracy Part II The Language of Liberalism 2. Masters of Contemporary Newspeak: Tucker Carlson, Marine Le Pen, and Jordan Peterson 3. "We are looking for a new feminism": Marine Le Pen's Reappropriation of the Liberal Language of Women's Rights and Gender Equality 4. Far-Right Politics in the Czech Republic: Tomio Okamura's Liberal Language and Populist Playbook Part III Far-Right Newspeak in Practice 5. The Transition From Liberal to Illiberal Constitutionalism in Poland and Hungary: the Language of Rights and Equality 6. When Legal Language Meets Apocalypse Anxiety: Democracy, Constitutional Scholars, and the Rise of the German Far Right after 2015 7. From Practical Critics to Hateful Malcontents: The Rise and Fall of the Online "Manosphere" Part IV The Ambiguities of a Concept 8. Forced to be Free? America's "Post-liberals" on Freedom and Liberty 9. Shine a Light or Burn it Down? Conspiracism and Liberal Ideas Part V Beyond Far-Right Newspeak 10. Against the Global Prison-Society: The Far Right's Language of the Opposition to the Great Reset 11. Hard Men, Hard Money, Hardening Right: Bitcoin, Peter Thiel, and Schmittian States of Exception Part VI Conclusion 12. Liberalism's Vulnerabilities and Two Paths for the Future
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far right;liberal;democratic;Europe;United States;Canada;Marine Le Pen;Tucker Carlson;Peter Thiel;Nick Griffin;Thierry Baudet;Jordan Peterson;Russell Brand;Viktor Orban;Tomio Okamura;Raw Egg Nationalist;immigration;Islam;race;Covid-19;feminism;monetary policy;free speech;equal rights;racial diversity;ethnic diversity;political tolerance;political science;history;political theory;sociology;gender equality;populism;populist;Poland;Hungary;Germany;manosphere;postliberal;conspiracism
