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...Sebastian Althoff Abstract This article interrogates the tension between the way that the condemnation of hate performatively establishes and reinforces discursive and affective boundaries for public debates and the embrace of hate by anti-racist, abolitionist, feminist, and queer activists...

.... The Guardian produced a handy compendium of Breivik's web postings under the rubric “Breivik's Blogs” ( Beaumont 2011 ): On “hate ideologies” Islam(ism) has historically led to 300 million deaths. Communism has historically led to 100 million deaths. Nazism has historically led to 6–20 million...

... (Hate). DVD. Directed by Mathieu Kassowitz. 1995; 2005; Paris: Canal+ . References Agamben Giorgio . 1998 . Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life . Translated by Daniel Heller-Roazen . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press . Appadurai Arjun . 1996 . Modernity...

...” of the nation but also symbolizes the perceived strength, valor, and prowess of the Sinhalese. All others are expected to accept this supremacy, no questions asked. Contemporaneously, the symbol is also mobilized in material and violent ways to enforce and sustain this hierarchy, such as in hate speech...

... a simple antonymous conception of hate speech versus acceptable speech” ( Pohjonen and Udupa 2017 : 1173). 10 For an account of “critical trolling” and its larger history, see Goerzen 2016 . References Acland Charles . 2011 . Swift Viewing: The Popular Life of Subliminal Influence...

... that are—technically speaking—freely available for anyone to read and engage with but that raise complex ethical questions if amplified by academic work: from activist tactics and debates, to intimate personal discussions buried in large Twitter data sets, to racialized Islamophobic hate speech. In this final section...

... of hate to the most generous eruptions of camaraderie. The dominant mood, however, that seems to prevail is one of cynicism, a “cultural form that is most suited to a culture that seeks to refute our collective condition and promote a form of alienated individualism” (162). It is precisely against...

... as gospel truth, and although Trump lied more outrageously than any candidate in recent US history, his followers turned out in droves throughout the country shouting hateful slogans and repeating Trump’s lies and deception. 2 Like classical authoritarian demagogues, Trump produced scapegoats and others...

... their grievances on minority groups, whom they blame for their own, or social, problems. This leads to demagoguery, outrage, and hate, which produces societal division and violence. The autocrat chooses an “other,” whom his followers see as an enemy, dividing the society and polis into “us” and “them.” Hence Trump...

... workers who said to me, “You know why people hate us? ’Cause they think we’re their mother. They think we’re their maid.” Now, I’m thinking to myself, “Hey! Who are you talking to? Like, are you really saying if you were the mother it would be okay to hate you?” You know, there’s so much built...

...” (19). The precept of reducing dangers rather than magnifying them is his prescription. Thus he asks that we go beyond the binary love-hate responses that create stronger borders and admit little or no dialogue, to include indifference or neglect as a further category to be considered. Like many...

..., and the centrifugal bumblepuppy. . . . In 1984 , Huxley added, people are controlled by inflicting pain. In Brave New World , they are controlled by inflicting pleasure. In short, Orwell feared that what we hate will ruin us. Huxley feared that what we love will ruin us. ( 1986 : vii–viii) What Postman’s...

... the current lives of people of color but also draw upon the Holocaust as a rhetorical mechanism through which to claim that fascist racism targets white people. Within this worldview of President Obama hating and persecuting Jews and of “Islamofascism” (which links the contemporary Muslim world...

... . Science for Segregation: Race, Law, and the Case against Brown v. Board of Education . New York : New York University Press . Jamin Jérôme . 2014 . “ Cultural Marxism and the Radical Right .” In The Post-war Anglo-American Far Right: A Special Relationship of Hate , edited by Jackson Paul...

..., especially owing to the actions of activists on digital platforms and communities. Instagram, therefore, being a predominantly visual platform, was fundamental to this movement that sought to provide intense visibility to bodies that were usually placed in the shadows. The book Stop Hating Yourself: Because...

... . New York : Counterattack . Baldwin Neil . 2002 . Henry Ford and the Jews: The Mass Production of Hate . New York : PublicAffairs . Barlow William . 1995 . “ Black Music on Radio during the Jazz Age .” African American Review 29 ( 2 ): 325 – 28 . Barnhart Bruce...

... Slavoj . 2014 . Trouble in Paradise . New York : Penguin . This article is based on two presentations that I gave at the University of Winnipeg in the winter of 2017: “‘Trump’—What Does the Name Signify?” and “Fascism Ascendant? The Mainstreaming of Hate.” I am grateful to Jason Hannan, Allen...

... questionable business practices, Trump’s discourse of hate and fearmongering, coupled with his authoritarian white nationalist agenda and apocalyptic tweetstorms calling for a strong man to “fix” the nation’s problems, has set in motion forces and policies that, if implemented, would deny whole segments...

... devastated by the developments of global capitalism, which has resulted in widespread unemployment for traditional forms of industrial, agricultural and unskilled labor. Moreover, extremist websites have influenced alienated middle-class youth as well (a 1999 HBO documentary “Hate on the Internet” provides...

... from some grand analysis. So, for example, the Italian family that comes to stay in the apartment below (forced on the protagonist's family as a part of a “racial integration” policy) includes an old grandmother who hates Jews – and a father who defends them, with a gun if needs be. And the cast...