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Il tempo delle minacce (Pol-Pop 28)
- Narrated by: Jacopo Iacoboni
- Length: 15 mins
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Il tempo delle minacce (Pol-Pop 28)
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Publisher's Summary
Politica e populismi, in che rapporto sono? Chi ne sono i protagonisti, le ombre, ma anche le possibilità, o eventuali virtù?
Quand'è che le minacce superano il confine della pura e aspra dialettica politica e si trasformano in qualche cosa che sfugge alle regole del dibattito pubblico? Oggi Jacopo Iacoboni indaga le radici dei linguaggi autoritari, il loro trasversalismo, ma anche le loro specificità contemporanee.
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