Titlebook: Political Identity in Discourse; The Voices of New Ze Jay M. Woodhams Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Subnational Discourses and Local Selves, study of Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand, and argues that the location in which political discussions take place has a tangible effect on the genesis of political identities. In this case, it is primarily through four salient discourses: ‘the political town’, ‘left-wing’, ‘small-town’ and ‘different’.

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The Political Priest: Multiple Stances, Multiple Selves,ase of a discussion with Steven, where the intersections and tensions between his political and religious identities provide a window onto stance multiplicity. There are always tensions within identity genesis; Steven’s case shows how these can be managed when becoming a political person in discourse.

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Belief revision: A vade-mecum,t years. A set of rationality postulates for revisions are presented. A couple of semi-algorithmic models of revision and updating are introduced. The models are connected to the postulates via some representation theorems. Finally, the relation between belief revision and nonmonotonic logic is expl