The Political Languages of Western Civilisation: Rhetoric, Democracy and Populism (Politics)
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The Political Languages of Western Civilisation: Rhetoric, Democracy and Populism (Politics)

by Erasmo Silvio Storace

History Political Science rhetoric
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The Political Languages of Western Civilisation explores the ways political language shapes public life and collective understanding. Focusing on rhetoric, democracy, and populism, Erasmo Silvio Storace considers key connections between communication, political ideas, and the development of Western civilisation.

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The Political Languages of Western Civilisation examines how political ideas and public discourse have developed within the Western tradition.

With a focus on rhetoric, democracy, and populism, the book considers the language used to express, debate, and influence political life.

It offers a framework for readers interested in the relationship between communication, institutions, and political thought.

This work is suited to students and general readers exploring the foundations and evolution of Western political culture.

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