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Оглавление - Political Narratology
How Stories Shape Power and Compliance
- Political Narratology
- Acknowledgements
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Part I: The Foundations of Political Narratology
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. What Is A Political Narrative
- Chapter 2. Narrative Is Neither Programme Nor Ideology
- Chapter 3. Politics as a Competition of Stories
- Chapter 4. Why Facts Lose to Narratives
- Chapter 5. The Collective ‘We’ as the Main Character
- Chapter 6. Who Is Included and Who Is Excluded
- Chapter 7. Language, Symbols, and Memory
- Chapter 8. National History as Narrative
- Chapter 9. Time in Political Narrative
- Chapter 10. Why Politics is Inevitably Narrative
- Part II. The Mechanics of Power
- Introduction
- Chapter 11. Legitimacy: Why People Submit
- Chapter 12. When Power Loses Its Right to the Story
- Chapter 13. The Image of the Future as the Primary Resource
- Chapter 14. The Promise as a Contract
- Chapter 15. The Political Leader as a Character
- Chapter 16. Rituals and the Political Theatre
- Chapter 17. Symbols, Gestures, and the Visual Code
- Chapter 18. Institutions as Fossilised Narratives
- Chapter 19. Bureaucracy and the Language of Power
- Chapter 20. Why Power Fears Silence
- Part III. Mass Consciousness
- Introduction
- Chapter 21. Cultural and Civilisational Narratives
- Chapter 22. National Histories and Their Influence on Mass Behaviour
- Chapter 23. Emotions as the Fuel of Politics
- Chapter 24. Why the Rational Voter Is a Myth
- Chapter 25. Collective Affects
- Chapter 26. The Particularities of Political Storymaking: A Screenwriter’s Perspective
- Chapter 27. The Enemy as an Essential Element of the Story
- Chapter 28. The External and Internal Enemy
- Chapter 29. Simple Stories for Complex Societies
- Chapter 30. Repetition as a Form of Persuasion
- Chapter 31. Media as a Factory of Reality
- Chapter 32. Algorithms as the New Ideologies
- Chapter 33. Why the Crowd Is Smarter and More Dangerous Than the Individual
- Part IV. Crisis and the Dissolution of Narratives
- Introduction
- Chapter 34. When the Story Stops Working
- Chapter 35. Cynicism as a Symptom of Dissolution
- Chapter 36. The Conflict of Narratives Within Society
- Chapter 37. Revolution as a Change of Story
- Chapter 38. Counter-Narratives and Underground Stories
- Chapter 39. Coups, Reforms, and Restorations
- Chapter 40. Trauma and Collective Memory
- Chapter 41. Forgetting Versus Memory
- Chapter 42. History as a Battlefield
- Chapter 43. Narrative Chaos and the Risk of Violence
- Part V. The Individual in the Political Narrative
- The Ethical Conclusion of the Book
- Chapter 44. What Happens to the Personality
- Chapter 45. Heroisation and Dehumanisation
- Chapter 46. The Price of Belonging
- Chapter 47. Manipulation and Responsibility
- Chapter 48. Can One Be Outside Politics?
- Chapter 49. The Intellectual and Power
- Chapter 50. The Media Person as Hostage of the Narrative
- Chapter 51. Skills of Narrative Hygiene
- Chapter 52. Internal Freedom in a World of Stories
- Chapter 53. The Role of the Applied Narratologist in Politics
- Conclusion
- Other Literature
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