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@JusticeSliwoski [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: Slippery slope getting more slippy by the day.
'#Woke war' is the latest populist nonsense. [URL redacted]
#PhenomnPopulism #PhenomnCensorship
Supplementary "The concept of populism has in recent years inspired much debate and much confusion. It has been described variously as a pathology, a style, a syndrome and a doctrine. Others have raised doubts as to whether the term has any analytical utility, concluding that it is simply too vague to tell us anything meaningful about politics. Drawing on recent developments in the theoretical literature, it is argued that populism should be regarded as a 'thin' ideology which, although of limited analytical use on its own terms, nevertheless conveys a distinct set of ideas about the political which interact with the established ideational traditions of full ideologies." Stanley, B. (2008). 'The thin ideology of populism.' Journal of Political Ideologies 13(1): 95-110. [academic source]
Supplementary "The concept of populism has in recent years inspired much debate and much confusion. It has been described variously as a pathology, a style, a syndrome and a doctrine. Others have raised doubts as to whether the term has any analytical utility, concluding that it is simply too vague to tell us anything meaningful about politics. Drawing on recent developments in the theoretical literature, it is argued that populism should be regarded as a 'thin' ideology which, although of limited analytical use on its own terms, nevertheless conveys a distinct set of ideas about the political which interact with the established ideational traditions of full ideologies." Stanley, B. (2008). 'The thin ideology of populism.' Journal of Political Ideologies 13(1): 95-110. [academic source]
#EDUUSYaleUniversityJasonStanley #MetaphorWarfareCultureLiberalEducation #NewspaperUKBrdshtTheGuardianTomMcCarthy "The normalization of the fascist myth 'makes us able to tolerate what was once intolerable by making it seem as if this is the way things have always been', Stanley writes. 'By contrast the word 'fascist' has acquired a feeling of the extreme, like crying wolf.'" https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/oct/15/how-fascism-works-jason-stanley-review-trump #PoliticsFascism
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