An edition of Conspiracy theories
(1999)
Conspiracy theories
Rev. and updated ed.
by Mark Fenster, Kevin Ohi, and Philip Rosen
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Conspiracies, Literary style, Male homosexuality, in literature, Criticism and interpretation, Homosexuality and literature, Conspiracy theories, Male homosexuality in literature, Controversial Knowledge & Mysteries, Sociology, Political History, Social Science, Politics / Current Events, United States, Conspiracy & Scandal Investigations, United States - General, CriminologyPlaces
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Book Details
Table of Contents
Introduction : We're all conspiracy theorists now.
I. Conspiracy as politics. 1. Theorizing conspiracy politics : the problem of the "paranoid style". 2. When the senator met the commander : from pathology to populism.
II. Conspiracy as cultural practice. 3. Finding the plot : conspiracy theory as interpretation. 4. Uncovering the plot : conspiracy theory as narrative. 5. Plotting the rush : conspiracy, community, and play.
III. Conspiracy communities. 6. The prophetic plot : millennialism and Christian conspiracy theory. 7. A failure of imagination : competing narratives of 9/11 truth.
Afterword : Conspiracy theory, cultural studies, and the trouble with populism.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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