Politics, Protest, Emotion: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
About This Book
1 Politics, emotions and protest: A polemical reflection Ian R. Lamond, Leeds Beckett University What follows is a very personal and emotional response to my participation in the Politics, Emotion and Protest workshop, coordinated by the social movements groups within the Media, Communications and Cultural Studies Association. Whilst it is neither a piece of research, nor an outline of my previous or current research activity, it does – polemically – reflect the impact the workshop had on how I
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| Subject | N/A |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Chapters | 21 |
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| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- 1 Politics, emotions and protest: A polemical reflection
- 5 Impulsive performative identity: Is it just pointless narcissism?
- 6 The paradox of privacy on Instagram
- 9 ‘EuroscepticismLite’: The Greek verdict on EU membership
- 11 Slutwalk, emotion and protest
- 12 A lesson in self-immolation
- But then I may need to provide a few more words…
- 17 Emotional narratives in the tabloid press
- 18 Personal stories let us know what it means to be a refugee
- 19 West’s crisis of communication will make terrorist atrocities more likely
- 20 Journalism and history: Either ‘patriotic’ or truthful
- 21 Everyday online conversation, emotion and political action
- 22 Social media in the Bahrain Uprising: From hope to despair
- 23 Amplified messages: How hashtag activism and Twitter diplomacy converged at #
- 26 Tweeting for peace? Twitter and the 2014 Ardoyne parade dispute
- 27 Politics, divisions and (mis)use of social media
- 28 Between enabling and restricting dissent: The two faces of social media
- 31 The public and private faces of food activism in the fight against childhood
- 32 Disability rights advocacy goes digital
- 33 Pre-exposure prophylaxis in the UK: Identity, stigma and activism
- 37 Fat activism in the news