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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Conspiracy Theories in the European Digital Sphere offers a comparative account of online conspiracism, considered in terms of platform preferences, ideological content, aesthetic choices, political context, flow of travel and the role online conspiracism plays in the formation of community and identity. The book examines the assumptions that inform current ways of framing and combatting online conspiracy theories. Rather than approach online conspiracy theories as merely a symptom of post-truth social media, or as simply a problem of either too little or false information and, therefore, as the same as other forms of mis- and disinformation that can be more easily corrected, the book proposes that online conspiracy theories need to be understood as a distinctive mode of digital disinformation because they are a vernacular knowledge and interpretation rooted in, engaged with and defined by regional and supra-regional political histories. The book is concerned with how experiences with freedom of speech, the role of the press, democratic and epistemological norms, levels of state control, conflict, authoritarianism and propaganda shape online conspiracy theories and the response to them. This book is methodologically ambitious, combining quantitative and qualitative approaches, and will appeal to anyone interested in conspiracy theories, misinformation, culture wars, social media and contemporary society.…

Zustand: new. Pages: 344 Language: English. Through the Lens of Dread: Exploring the Meaning-Making of Fear in the Mediasphere uniquely emphasises a qualitative, meaning-oriented approach to the study of fear, offering a fresh perspective on how fear is constructed, communicated, and internalised within contemporary media landscapes. This collection seeks to illuminate and critically examine the complex interplay between media, society, and the affects that drive our engagement with the world. Drawing on diverse theoretical frameworks, contexts, and disciplinary perspectives, it explores the role that various forms of media play in fear-driven meaning-making processes at both individual and societal levels. Covering topics ranging from the semiotics of fear to media narratives of otherness, conspiracy, crisis, and technological uncertainty, this volume offers a nuanced understanding of fear as a semiotic and communicative phenomenon, providing a timely exploration of dread as a defining affect of our age. Rooted in international scholarly exchange, the volume will be of particular interest to researchers and students of media, communication, cultural studies, and anyone interested in how fear shapes our shared imaginaries today. 9789985589939.…