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fifischwarz , to boeken Dutch
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'I chiefly concern myself with those who seldom get a hearing, and I don’t feel it is incumbent on me to balance their voices with the well-crafted apologies of the powerful.’

9/52 ★★★★★

Mustread! Here's why:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5592630701

Dutch readers can read an extended review here: https://verzameldezinnen.nl/2024/04/07/eerlijk-over-subjectiviteit-in-de-journalistiek-boekbespreking/

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Barros_heritage , to sociology
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This is an article published in 2021, but it is still relevant and important to understand the socio-political dynamics of UK and many other countries (US, Spain, etc.).

"The right is winning the culture war because its opponents don’t know the rules" by ().

"But the right is creating its own new stories. Because culture war is not about winning a debate about what constitutes England through factual disputes about its character, its statues, its football team or its history of empire. It is not a peripheral indulgence, or a mere confection. Culture war is an aggressive political act with the purpose of creating new dividing lines and therefore new and bigger electoral majorities. It aims to create its own truth, and its own England, through what Nietzsche called a “mobile army of metaphors”."

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https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jul/19/right-winning-culture-war

fifischwarz , to boeken Dutch
@fifischwarz@waag.social avatar

Geblogd!
Ik ben zo onder de indruk van dit boek dat ik mijn Goodreads-review heb omgezet naar een boekbespreking op mijn eigen blog. Lees je mee?

https://dedingendebaas.nl/2023/08/10/het-begin-van-alles-boekbespreking/




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(zowel het boek als mijn bespreking 😊 )

fifischwarz , to bookstodon Dutch
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'...such distant times can become a vast canvas for the working out of our collective fantasies.'

59/52 ★★★★★

Here's why this is an excellent book, not just about history, but about framing narratives as well:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4792789528

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