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      Red Scare 2.0 : User-generated ideology in the age of Jeremy Corbyn and social media

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      Journal of Language and Politics
      John Benjamins Publishing Company

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          This paper asks: How has Jeremy Corbyn been framed in discourses on Twitter in an ideological manner and how have such ideological discourses been challenged? It uses ideology critique as method for the investigation of tweets mentioning Jeremy Corbyn that were collected during the final phase of the Labour Party’s 2015 leadership election. The analysis shows how user-generated ideology portrays Jeremy Corbyn by creating discourse topics focused on general scapegoating, the economy, foreign politics, culture and authoritarianism.

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                Journal
                Journal of Language and Politics
                JLP
                John Benjamins Publishing Company
                1569-2159
                1569-9862
                2016
                October 7 2016
                2016
                October 7 2016
                : 15
                : 4
                : 369-398
                Affiliations
                [1 ]University of Westminster
                Article
                10.1075/jlp.15.4.01fuc
                ba178f88-2280-4508-b331-1a0eb576551e
                © 2016
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