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• Cover
• Front Matter
• 1. The Discursive Psychology of Political Communication
• Part 1. Political Communication of Contentious Politics
• 2. Accusations and Denials of Racism in Dialogical Context
• 3. Lay Rhetoric on Brexit
• 4. Extending the Boundaries of Political Communication: How Ideology Can Be Examined in Super-Rich Television Documentaries Using Discursive Psychology
• 5. A Multimodal Discourse Analysis of ‘Brexit’: Flagging the Nation in Political Cartoons
• Part 2. Political Communication, Discourse, and New Media
• 6. The Discourse of Social Movements: Online Mobilising Practices for Collective Action
• 7. Analysing Multimodal Communication and Persuasion in Populist Radical Right Political Blogs
• 8. “This Country Will Be Big Racist One Day”: Extreme Prejudice as Reasoned Discourse in Face-to-Face Interactions
• Part 3. Discursive Psychology, Discourse, and Social Problems
• 9. Presenting Support for Refugees as Naivety: Responses to Positive Media Reports About Refugees
• 10. Consensual Politics and Pragmatism in Parliamentary Discourse on the ‘Refugee Issue’
• 11. The Unsaid as Expressive and Repressive Political Communication: Examining Slippery Talk About Paid Domestic Labour in Post-apartheid South Africa
• Back Matter