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Dogwhistles and figleaves: how manipulative language spreads racism and falsehood
Dogwhistles and figleaves: how manipulative language spreads racism and falsehood
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Saul, Jennifer Mather, 1968-
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Introduction
Racism
White racism, white folk racial theory, and white racial discourse
Racial dogwhistles
Figleaves for racism
Falsehood
The rise of blatant falsehood
Figleaves, dogwhistles, and falsehood
Obvious falsehoods without deniability
Dogwhistles, figleaves, and the fight against racism and blatant falsehood.
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Conspiracy theories
Conspiracy theories -- Social aspects
Language and languages
Language and languages -- Political aspects
Language Studies
Nonfiction
Political aspects
Racism in language
Social aspects
Truthfulness and falsehood
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Saul, Jennifer Mather
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Staniforth, Clare
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ISBN
9780192871756
9781696614429
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