Titlebook: Discourse Theory and Critical Media Politics; Lincoln Dahlberg (Visiting Research Fellow),Sean P Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

DAFT

惹人反感

自傳

Enemies, Dangers and Colony Defence,ogistic descriptivism” (Laclau & Mouffe, 2001, p. 2), Bourdieu can be described as a sociologist who is antagonistic to abstract theory. Laclau (1990) criticizes sociology for occluding the political logic of the social, while Bourdieu (1990) reproaches scholastic articulations of theory for dispara

parallelism

Abundance models in ecology—examplesided fertile soil for discourse to take root. On the other hand, these very terms were relegated to a superstructural, even ephemeral, role in much of orthodox Marxism. The discursive turn was made possible by a crisis within Marxism itself: the failure of a certain explanatory model (the inevitabil

Accord

Sampling from a population of classesiscusses key aspects of discourse theory in relation to studies of the Internet and the mediation of political identities in the politics of NSMs. These have grown out of a complex social and political history — a history in which politics itself has shifted from a traditional focus on institutions

pessimism

Andreas Albrecht,Kathleen Steinh?felething about the ontological constitution of the political as such” (p. 67). By this he means that, through an understanding of the oft-denigrated phenomenon of populism, we can grasp some of the fundamental, discursive operations of all politics. The most crucial political operation is the discursi