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Media and the Spirit of Populism explores the role of contemporary media in the formation, dissemination, and circulation of the spirit of populism. These cutting- edge contributions to the field, written by an interdisciplinary range of contributors from across the world, cover key topics including:
New religious nationalisms
The spirit of populism in Virtual Reality
Apocalyptic populism in the 2024 Trump Campaign
Truth, the self, and agency
The rise of charismatic populist leaders
This book maintains that the idea of the "spirit of populism" helps to illuminate aspects of societal and political life that extend beyond the grasp of political science or sociological analysis of populism. By exploring dimensions of the spirit of populism, this book sheds light to these elusive aspects of political life; the shared sense of deeper truth, a true reality, some kind of transcendent dimension, and a sense of sacredness that has a transformational potential toward ideas of belonging/ exclusion and can motivate political engagement and participation.
This engaging volume will be an essential read for those within the fields of media and communication studies, religious studies, sociology, political science, feminist scholarship, and critical cultural studies.
Contents
Introduction Part I: Digital Populisms 1. The Spirit of Contemporary Politics: An Exploration of the Roles of Media and Religion 2. The Spirit of Commercial Populism: Hucksters, Miracle Cures, and Click-bait Conspiracies 3. The Spirit of Populist Victimhood: Underbrush Influencers and the Quest for Redemption Part II: Platformized Feeling 4. When Things Just Don't Feel Right: Disagreement, Disillusionment, and Dissensus among Counterpublic Media Influencers 5. "Who Killed Jesus Christ?": Affect and Antisemitism in Gab CEO Andrew Torba's Understanding of "Free Speech" 6. Virtual Heartlands: Populism, Emotion, and the Spirit of Place in Virtual Reality Part III: Online Charisma 7. "The Promise of a Different Europe": Gender, Religion, and the Sacralization of Politics in the New Far Right 8. "Am I Big Chungus?": Nigel Farage, Platformed Populism and Memetic Humor on TikTok as Gen Z Relatability 9. The Second Coming of Donald Trump: Charismatic and Apocalyptic Populism on Truth Social Afterword



