Uncivil Agreement: How Politics Became Our Identity
Uncivil Agreement examines how political affiliation became woven into personal identity. Lilliana Mason explores the social dynamics of political division and disagreement, providing a clear lens for understanding why contemporary politics can feel increasingly personal, polarized, and difficult to reconcile.
About This Book
Uncivil Agreement examines the relationship between politics and identity.
The book focuses on how political affiliation can become part of how people understand themselves and others.
Lilliana Mason considers the implications of identity-centered politics for division and disagreement.
It offers readers a framework for thinking about the social dynamics behind political conflict.
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