1. Social Identity, Political Speech, and Electoral Competition
http://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/politics/faculty/dickson/dickson_politicalspeech.pdf
Social Identity, Political Speech, and Electoral Competition Eric S. Dickson New York University Kenneth Scheve University of Michigan∗ April 13, 2005 Key words: Elections, Ethnic Politics, Campaign Rhetoric, Valence Competition
2. Ivan Krastev -
https://www.ted.com/speakers/ivan_krastev
Marketing revolution -> Margaret Thatcher - Let the rich get richer
Internet revolution -> Echo Chambers, Political Ghettos
Brain Science revolution -> Don't talk about policies. Let me manipulate emotions.
3. Activist Politics and Art
http://jewishcurrents.org/
JFK
http://jewishcurrents.org/myth-jfk-22907
3. Marine Le Pen
Decoding Marine Le Pen's Rhetoric
A database and visualization research project
https://decodingmarinelepen.stanford.edu/
Stanford Report, April 16, 2015
Stanford scholar unpacks the rhetoric behind extremist politician's mainstream success
A pioneering textual analysis of French political speeches led by Stanford Professor of French Cécile Alduy reveals how Marine Le Pen, leader of France's surging far-right National Front, has made extremism palatable in a land of republican values.
BY BARBARA WILCOX
The Humanities at Stanford
An associate professor of French at Stanford, Alduy conducted a qualitative and quantitative analysis of more than 500 speeches by Marine Le Pen and her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, to find out what has made their party surge in the polls.
http://news.stanford.edu/news/2015/april/extremism-france-alduy-041615.html
Stanford Report, April 16, 2015
Stanford scholar unpacks the rhetoric behind extremist politician's mainstream success
A pioneering textual analysis of French political speeches led by Stanford Professor of French Cécile Alduy reveals how Marine Le Pen, leader of France's surging far-right National Front, has made extremism palatable in a land of republican values.
BY BARBARA WILCOX
The Humanities at Stanford
An associate professor of French at Stanford, Alduy conducted a qualitative and quantitative analysis of more than 500 speeches by Marine Le Pen and her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, to find out what has made their party surge in the polls.
http://news.stanford.edu/news/2015/april/extremism-france-alduy-041615.html
"Marine Le Pen's language is full of ambiguities, double meanings, silences and allusions," Alduy said.
This diagram shows the spatial lay out of Marine Le Pen's discursive universe. Using factorial analysis in Hyperbase, one can create a "map" of all the most used words and how they correlate to one another: the closer they are spatially, the stronger their correlation, or how often they appear together. Courtesy Ceceli Alduy
Why Trump Will SMASH Hillary
Charisma on Command
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LibRNYJmZ-I
This diagram shows the spatial lay out of Marine Le Pen's discursive universe. Using factorial analysis in Hyperbase, one can create a "map" of all the most used words and how they correlate to one another: the closer they are spatially, the stronger their correlation, or how often they appear together. Courtesy Ceceli Alduy
Why Trump Will SMASH Hillary
Charisma on Command
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LibRNYJmZ-I
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