"This critical investigation explores Brexit in the context of the nationalist populist wave in Europe, arguing that manipulative rhetoric was a key factor in the 2016 referendum result. It probes Brexiter propaganda through the lens of linguistics and cognitive science, showing how ethnocentric attitudes and emotions were mobilised"--
"This critical investigation explores Brexit in the context of the nationalist populist wave in Europe, arguing that manipulative rhetoric was a key factor in the 2016 referendum result. It probes Brexiter propaganda through the lens of linguistics and cognitive science, showing how ethnocentric attitudes and emotions were mobilised"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Paul Chilton is Emeritus Professor of Linguistics at Lancaster University, and currently an associate member of the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics at Oxford, and of the Applied Linguistics department at the University of Warwick. His notable publications include Security Metaphors (1996), Analysing Political Discourse (2004), and Language, Space and Mind (2019).
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Introduction: populists, demagogues, language 1. Identity 2. We 3. The people 4. The British people 5. Fear of foreigners 6. Fear of foreigners mobilised 7. How demagogues do it Conclusion: brexitspeak, demagoguery, decline of democracy Appendix.
Introduction: populists, demagogues, language 1. Identity 2. We 3. The people 4. The British people 5. Fear of foreigners 6. Fear of foreigners mobilised 7. How demagogues do it Conclusion: brexitspeak, demagoguery, decline of democracy Appendix.
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