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Routledge European Memory in Populism - Academic Book

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Description

European Memory in Populism: Representations of Self and Other explores the connection between memory and populist movements in contemporary Europe. Part of the Critical Heritages of Europe series, this Routledge publication examines how ideas of European memory circulate within populist discourses. The text analyzes populist concepts found in various sites and practices of remembrance that often go unnoticed. By looking at the theoretical links between memory, populism, nationalism, and cultural racism, this book provides a deep look at how social memory shapes the definition of the 'people' in modern society.

Key Features

This Routledge book examines the links between memory and populism within the context of contemporary Europe.

The text analyzes circulating ideas of European memory specifically within contemporary populist discourses.

It explores populist ideas found in sites and practices of remembrance that typically go unnoticed.

The book provides a theoretical reflection on the connections between memory, populism, nationalism, and cultural racism.

This academic work investigates how social memory contributes to the definition of what constitutes the 'people'.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
15 October 2019
Listed Since
18 November 2018

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