Rude democracy : civility and incivility in American politics
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Rude democracy : civility and incivility in American politics
Temple University Press, 2010
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [187]-196) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Winner of the Doris Graber Award, American Political Science Association, 2013
Democracy is, by its very nature, often rude. But there are limits to how uncivil we should be. In the 2010 edition of Rude Democracy, Susan Herbst explored the ways we discuss public policy, how we treat each other as we do, and how we can create a more civil national culture. She used the examples of Sarah Palin and Barack Obama to illustrate her case. She also examined how young people come to form their own attitudes about civility and political argument. In a new preface for this 2020 paperback edition, the author connects her book to our current highly contentious politics and what it means for the future of democratic argument.
目次
Acknowledgements
New Preface for 2020
1. The Powerful-if Elusive-Nature of Civility
2. Sarah Palin and Her Publics
3. Barack Obama, Difference, and Civility
4. Our Future Leaders: College Students and Political Argument
5. Conclusion: Civility, Communication, and a Culture of Argument
Appendix I: Transcript of President Barack Obama's Commencement Address, University of Notre Dame, May 17, 2009
Appendix II: University System of Georgia Survey on Student Speech and Discussion
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Bibliography
Index
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