Doublespeak : the rhetoric of the far right since 1945
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Doublespeak : the rhetoric of the far right since 1945
（Explorations of the far right / edited by Anton Shekhovtsov, v. 3）
Ibidem-Verlag, c2014
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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This timely intervention exposes the euphemized language of the extreme right as a Trojan Horse of deception to re-gain greater influence on public policy. Since the end of the Second World War, the extreme right has been tactically using doublespeak', aping the language of liberal democracy. Attentive observation and accurate recognition of the extreme right pedigree means taking seriously their deliberately crafted slogans, symbols and themes. The essays in this book inquire into the extreme right's attempts at repackaging' contemporary ultranationalism to make it palatable to more mainstream European and American tastes.
Table of Contents
Introduction, by Matthew Feldman and Paul Jackson Part 1. Manipulation of the Masses 1. 'Lingua Quarti Imperii': The Euphemistic in the Extreme Right, by Roger Griffin 2. Toxic Rhetoric: The Language of The Turner Diaries: A Novel, by Janet Wilson 3. 2083-a European Declaration of Independence: A License to Kill, by Paul Jackson 4. The Strategy of Discursive Provocation: A Discourse-Historical Analysis of the FPO's Discriminatory Rhetoric, by Ruth Wodak Part 2. Western Europe and the USA 5. 'Teaching the Truth to the Harcore': The Public and Private Presentation of BNP Ideology, by Graham Macklin 6. Wavering Between Radical and Moderate: The Discourse of the Vlaams Belang in Flanders (Belgium), by Hilde Coffe and Jeroen Dewulf 7. Defending Dutch Freedom: The Far Right in the Netherlands: 1932-2012, by Koen Vossen 8. Far Right Rhetoric in the United States: A Carnival of Buncombe, by Leonard Weinberg Part 3. Central, Southern, and Eastern Europe 9. A Cast Study of Anti-Semitism in the Language and Politics of the Contemporary Far Right in Germany, by Gideon Botsch and Christoph Kopke 10. 'Fascism for the Third Millennium': An Overview of Language and Ideology in Italy's CasaPound Movement, by Anna Castriota and Matthew Feldman 11. Anti-Semitism on the Curriculum: MAUP-the Interregional Assumbly for Personnel Management, by Per Anders Rudling 12. Language of Authorities and Radical Nationalists, by Alexander Verkhovsky Part 4. Afterword 12. Heroes Know Which Villains to Kill: How Coded Rhetoric Incites Scripted Violence, by Chip Berlet Index
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