This article calls for an investigation of the way media and information literacy (MIL) projects construct (de)legitimize particular forms political subjectivity. The authors argue that field critical discourse studies (CDS) offers useful approaches to develop this line inquiry. They demonstrate point in a case study MIL project European Association Viewers Interests (EAVI). work with concept u...

We examine here how issues of gender and religion are employed for ideological purposes in the discourses radical right populist parties Sweden Finland. begin with complexity these societies as paragons social welfare equality, within which Lutheran Christianity discreetly underpins their largely secularised character. Employing a poststructuralist methodological approach, we analyse key politi...

The #metoo movement and various other social media campaigns have made sexual harassment increasingly visible in recent years. Such collective practices of naming thereby resisting been possible by feminist discourses that enabled the linking personal experiences to gendered structures. In this paper, we examine temporal shifts young people’s accounts based on two datasets generated 15–16-year-...

As its main goal, this study seeks to contribute the analysis of narrative discourse by investigating strategies and devices provided modern prose fictions like D.H. Lawrence’s The Fox for constructing/representing fictional minds or consciousness characters in texts. paper is structured two sections. Drawing from insights both Classical Poststructuralist narratology, theoretical section brings...

Tourism and politics are inexorably allied. There exists adequate literature on the nexus between political ideologies public institutions yet, there is hardly any explicit attention paid to field of tourism research. It may perhaps due impression that ‘politics all about power.’ In fact, Gramscian’ s notion ‘power-over’ in context preserving cultural hegemony confines prospects discourse ‘powe...

Forcibly displaced people like refugees and asylum-seekers can be socio-culturally integrated in receiving societies through tourism. Our poststructuralist approach to ethics explains this potential as we combine three concepts: Zygmunt Bauman’s “strangerhood”, Emmanuel Levinas’ “ethical responsibility”, Jacques Derrida’s “hostipitality”. We draw on the initiative of a social enterprise English...

Author(s): Katerina Kolozova Title (English): After Liberalism Journal Reference: Identities: for Politics, Gender and Culture, Vol. 19, No. 1-2 (2022). Publisher: Institute of Social Sciences Humanities - Skopje Page Range: 40-47 Count: 7 Citation Kolozova, "After Liberalism,” (2022): 40-47. Author Biography Humanities, Dr. is Executive Director, senior researcher full professor at the Skopje,...

This qualitative study explores teaching and learning cultures in the context of a community-oriented pedagogical development process initiated during Finnish–Palestinian transnational cooperation. Research data include focus group interviews texts produced training program with Palestinian university instructors. The examines as constructed by discourses around university. A poststructuralist ...

The term performativity is used in and across various research disciplines, such as language philosophy, gender cultural studies, art literature studies. Inspired by former uses of the concept within other this article elaborates on what can offer literary education. Using two theoretical conceptualisations performativity, poststructuralist posthumanist, explores empirical examples from authors...

On the occasion of fortieth anniversary Richard White's germinal text, Inventing Australia, this article presents a cultural history book, with particular attention to its influence on fields and Australian studies. Influenced by poststructuralist theory, book has prompted generations scholars students critically examine ways in which nation is 'invented' role power brokers process. Although Wh...