The publication of the volume “Discourse and Politics” is a result of collaboration occasioned by the 50th anniversary of the Institute for Political Studies in Belgrade.
We would like to thank all contributors for their patience and understanding in the process of preparing this volume for publication. We also thank them for their valuable contributions.
Finally, we are grateful to our colleagues from the Institute for Political Studies in Belgrade for their support.
I POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND UNDERSTANDING OF DISCOURSE
Alpar Lošonc
DISCURSIVE DEPENDENCE OF POLITICS WITH THE CONFRONTATION BETWEEN REPUBLICANISM AND NEOLIBERALISM, p. 23-46.
Lino Veljak
PHILOSOPHY BETWEEN DISCOURSE OF RELIGION AND DISCOURSE OF SCIENCE, p. 47-61.
Bogdana Koljević Griffith
POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY, DEMOCRACY: FOUCAULT AND RANCIERE, p. 63-80.
Vesna Stanković Pejnović
THE POWER OF DISCOURSE FROM FOUCAULT’S PERSPECTIVE, p. 81-98.
Valerio Fabbrizi
POLITICAL DISCOURSE AND REASONABLE DISAGREEMENT – WHAT CONSTITUTIONALISM SUGGESTS, p. 99-121.
Ivan Matić
THE RIGHT TO BE WRONG: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN PUBLIC DISCOURSE, p. 123-147.
II CASE STUDIES AND DISCOURSE IN CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL PROCESSES
Ruth Breeze
APPROACHING POPULIST DISCOURSE FROM LINGUISTICS: GRADUATION IN POLITICAL SPEECHES, p. 151-171.
Raluca Levonian
SELF-LEGITIMATING STRATEGIES IN THE DISCOURSE OF POLITICAL LEADERS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TWO ROMANIAN POLITICIANS, p. 173-202.
Evgeny A. Kozhemyakin, Svetlana V. Kryukova
CONSTRUCTION OF NATIONAL IDENTITY IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE: CASES OF PRESIDENTIAL NEW YEAR TV ADDRESSES AND APPEALS TO THE FEDERAL ASSEMBLY, p. 203-235.
Juraj Marušiak
CHANGE OF POLITICAL LANDSCAPE IN CENTRAL EUROPE SINCE 2010, p. 237-253.
Dobrivoje Stanojević, Lidija Mirkov
POPULISTIC STYLE AND LEADERS’ PATHETICS, p. 255-268.
Sanja Lazarević Radak
A DISCOURSE ON THE EUROPEAN PATH OF SERBIA CRISIS OR CHALLENGE FOR BALKAN STUDIES?, p. 269-289.
Dejana M. Vukasović, Petar Matić
THE POWER OF “NORMATIVE POWER EUROPE“ DISCOURSE, p. 291-310.
Yorgos Tahtsidis
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF HOW THE LANGUAGE USED IN NEWSPAPER ARTICLES CAN LEAD TO FALSE PERCEPTION OF FACTS, FAULTY PUBLIC OPINION, AND FALSE POLICIES A CASE STUDY OF THE COVERAGE OF THE REFERENDUM OF GREECE IN 2015., p. 311-336.
Giuliano Bifolchi
THE NORTH CAUCASUS IN THE RUSSIAN POLITICAL DISCOURSE, p. 337-350.
Milena Pešić
DISCOURSE AND NATIONAL MYTHICAL NARRATIVE – ABOUT KOSOVO MYTH, p. 351-373.
Marija Đorić
UNDERSTANDING VIOLENT EXTREMISM AND RADICALIZATION IN INSTITUTIONAL AND ACADEMIC DISCOURSE, p. 375-392.
Zoran Ćirjaković
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CULTURALITY OF DISCOURSE FOR UNDERSTANDING THE GLOBALIZATION OF “UNIVERSAL” POLITICAL NORMS, p. 393-420.
Sanja Stošić
CATALONIA’S SECESSIONIST DISCOURSE, p. 421-442.
