Vol. 24 No. 1 (2020): Re-defining Gender, Sexuality, and Discourse in the Global Rise of Right-wing Extremism

Published: 2021-12-29

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Articoli

• The (Anti)gender Discourse of the Global Far-right A Way of Introducing

  Giuseppe Balirano, Rodrigo Borba

  1-7

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• Discursive Constructions of the Enemy through Metonymy The Case of CitizenGo’s Anti-Genderist E-Petitions

  Stamatina Katsiveli, Elvis Coimbra-Gomes

  9-23

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• Back to the Future? The Tradwives Movement and the New Forms of Conservative Consensus Building

  Bruna Di Sabato, Bronwen Hughes

  25-40

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• “Beautiful, maidenlike and a housewife” Gender in the Rise of the Far Right in Brazil

  Douglas R. Knupp Sanque

  41-54

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• The Vilification of the ‘Squad’ The Discursive (De)construction of Women in U.S. Far-right Media

  Margaret Rasulo

  55-77

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• ‘Unicorns’, ‘Narcissistic Snowflakes’ and ‘Undifferentiated’ Citizens Gender in YouTube-populism. The Case of Lega Nord and UKIP

  Carmen Serena Santonocito

  79-105

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• Populism against Same-Sex Marriage in Taiwan Integrating Stance-taking and Framing in Facebook Posts and Comments

  Ping-Hsuan Wang

  107-126

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Reviews

• Thomas Karshan and Kathryn Murphy, eds., On Essays: Montaigne to the Present (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2020), 400 pp., ISBN 978-0-19-870786-8

  Lellida Marinelli

  127-128

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• C. Bruna Mancini and David Punter, eds., Space(s) of the Fantastic: A 21st Century Manifesto (New York, NY: Routledge, 2021), 165 pp., ISBN 978-0-367-68030-5

  Lellida Marinelli

  129-131

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• Giuseppe Balirano and Bronwen Hughes, eds., Homing in on Hate: Critical Discourse Studies of Hate Speech, Discrimination and Inequality in the Digital Age (Napoli: Paolo Loffredo Editore, 2020), 300 pp., ISBN 978-88-32193-59-6

  Annalisa Raffone

  133-136

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