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The Politics of Fear
By Ruth Wodak
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Description
The Politics of Fear delves into the unsettling evolution of far-right politics, chronicling its transition from the fringes to the forefront of contemporary political discourse. Authored by Ruth Wodak, this incisive work offers a comprehensive analysis of the social and historical contexts that have facilitated this shift.
The Story
Through meticulous research, Wodak examines the intricate interplay between societal fears and political rhetoric. The book investigates how far-right movements exploit anxieties around identity, immigration, and economic instability, utilising language as a powerful tool to galvanise support. Wodak's exploration of "micro-politics" reveals how discourse shapes public perception and influences political agendas, offering readers a nuanced understanding of the mechanisms at play.
Why Readers Love It
- Insightful analysis of contemporary political trends.
- Engaging writing style that combines scholarly rigor with accessibility.
- Richly supported by historical examples and case studies.
Wodak’s ability to connect macro-level political shifts with the micro-level intricacies of language and communication makes this book a vital read for anyone seeking to comprehend the dynamics of fear in politics.
Perfect For
- Students and scholars of political science and linguistics.
- Readers interested in contemporary socio-political issues.
- Anyone seeking to understand the rise of populism and nationalism.
Wodak’s previous works, such as Discourse and Discrimination, further enrich her insights, making The Politics of Fear an essential addition to the discourse on language and power.
Specifications
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 360
Publisher: SAGE Publications
ISBN: 9781526499202
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