Governing Codes: Gender, Metaphor, and Political Identity (Bloomsbury Studies in Political Communication)
by Karrin Vasby Anderson, Kristina Horn Sheeler
Governing Codes examines the connections among gender, metaphor, and political identity within political communication. As part of the Bloomsbury Studies in Political Communication series, it offers a scholarly analysis of the language, meanings, and symbolic frameworks associated with governance and public discourse.
About This Book
Governing Codes explores the relationship between gender, metaphor, and political identity.
The book focuses on how political communication uses language and symbolic frameworks to shape understandings of governance and identity.
It offers a scholarly perspective on the codes and meanings operating within political discourse.
Published as part of the Bloomsbury Studies in Political Communication series, this work is suited to readers interested in politics, rhetoric, gender studies, and communication.
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