2015
DOI: 10.15203/ozp.448.vol44iss2
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Bedrohte Räume Antipluralismus in rechtsextremen bzw. rechtspopulistischen Diskursen in Österreich

Abstract: ZusammenfassungDer Artikel untersucht antipluralistische Raumkonstruktionen in rechtsextremen Diskursen in Österreich. Durch den Fokus auf umkämpfte Räume werden unterschiedliche frames bzw. Deutungsmuster sichtbar, und es wird deutlich, wie diese genutzt werden, um eine einheitliche und ‚geschlossene' Landschaft zu konstruieren. Wir zeigen auf, dass den rechten Diskursen die Vorstellung einer nicht-pluralen Gemeinschaft inhärent ist, die sich in den konstruierten Räumen -beispiels weise ‚öffent-liche' und ‚pr… Show more

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“…The feminist tradition has been particularly critical of the fact that "power [is] so often substantiated around a belief that the public and the private are discrete and oppositional domains necessary for organizing social, economic, and political life" (Wright 2010, p. 818, cited in Schur andStrüver 2016, p. 89). The construction of spaces across binaries such as public-private or we-they can be interpreted as a legitimization of practices of inclusion and exclusion with regard to differences in gender, class, race, religion, ethnicity or other (Ajanovic et al 2015).…”
Section: Affect and Bodily Encounters Shaping Lived Space Of Strugglesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The feminist tradition has been particularly critical of the fact that "power [is] so often substantiated around a belief that the public and the private are discrete and oppositional domains necessary for organizing social, economic, and political life" (Wright 2010, p. 818, cited in Schur andStrüver 2016, p. 89). The construction of spaces across binaries such as public-private or we-they can be interpreted as a legitimization of practices of inclusion and exclusion with regard to differences in gender, class, race, religion, ethnicity or other (Ajanovic et al 2015).…”
Section: Affect and Bodily Encounters Shaping Lived Space Of Strugglesmentioning
confidence: 99%