This book examines how Q-Anon and other right-wing beliefs use intolerant religious tropes that promote fear and violence and counter with a progressive religious frame of ethics and recent findings in social-psychology to inspire a new collective national identity.
This book examines how Q-Anon and other right-wing beliefs use intolerant religious tropes that promote fear and violence and counter with a progressive religious frame of ethics and recent findings in social-psychology to inspire a new collective national identity.
George Lundskow is professor of sociology at Grand Valley State University. Sarah Louise MacMillen is associate professor of sociology at Duquesne University.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1. Social Progress and Reactionary Fiction Chapter 2. Of Truth and Bullshit Chapter 3. The Social Psychology of Conspiracies Chapter 4. QAnon-The Perfect Conspiracy Chapter 5. Threats to Democracy and Hope for the Future References About the Authors
Contents Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1. Social Progress and Reactionary Fiction Chapter 2. Of Truth and Bullshit Chapter 3. The Social Psychology of Conspiracies Chapter 4. QAnon-The Perfect Conspiracy Chapter 5. Threats to Democracy and Hope for the Future References About the Authors
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