This volume explores the role played by conspiracy narratives in the contemporary Italian political, cultural, and social context, through a series of case studies.
This volume explores the role played by conspiracy narratives in the contemporary Italian political, cultural, and social context, through a series of case studies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gianmarco Navarini is Full Professor of Cultural Sociology at the University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy. He has published widely on political rituals, liminality, social exclusion, sports practices, and wine culture. He is on the board of the journal Ethnography and Qualitative Research. He directed ELCAS (Ethnography of Language: between Conspiracy, Associations and Subcultures), which combines ethnography with discourse analysis.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. "We know, and we have the evidence": Dietrologia - An Italian turn in conspiracy theory 2. Boycotts, mockery, and leaders under attack: On the uses of "conspiracy" in political and journalistic discourse 3. Surveying the "Irrational": An analysis of the debate on the outcomes of the Censis 2021 questionnaire 4. "Now and always against the dominant narrative": Alternative news reporting, conspiracy ideation, and epistemic justifications on "The Citizens' Television" 5. "At risk of extinction": Immigration, national identity, and global class conflict according to "Population Replacement Conspiracy Theory" in contemporary Italy 6. Satan's ways are endless: Catholic restorationists between Peter's usurper syndrome and QAnon 7. Football conspiracies: the Prisma investigation and fans' online discourse 8. "Watch your back when dealing with them"! Conspiracy tales among small entrepreneurs in Northern Italy 9. Disgusting conspiracies. Frame analysis of insect invasion fears in the Italian gastronomic field
Introduction 1. "We know, and we have the evidence": Dietrologia - An Italian turn in conspiracy theory 2. Boycotts, mockery, and leaders under attack: On the uses of "conspiracy" in political and journalistic discourse 3. Surveying the "Irrational": An analysis of the debate on the outcomes of the Censis 2021 questionnaire 4. "Now and always against the dominant narrative": Alternative news reporting, conspiracy ideation, and epistemic justifications on "The Citizens' Television" 5. "At risk of extinction": Immigration, national identity, and global class conflict according to "Population Replacement Conspiracy Theory" in contemporary Italy 6. Satan's ways are endless: Catholic restorationists between Peter's usurper syndrome and QAnon 7. Football conspiracies: the Prisma investigation and fans' online discourse 8. "Watch your back when dealing with them"! Conspiracy tales among small entrepreneurs in Northern Italy 9. Disgusting conspiracies. Frame analysis of insect invasion fears in the Italian gastronomic field
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