Romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?

The argumentation I intend to develop in this paper aims to show that, being not a feature that belongs exclusively to totalitarian regimes, ideology represents an epistemic tool which may be used to discern the manner in which the construction of symbolic violence develops in any society be it ope...

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Main Author: Emanuel Copilaș
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Facultatea de Stiinte Politice, SNSPA 2013-04-01
Series:Sfera Politicii
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Online Access:http://www.sferapoliticii.ro/sfera/174/art11-Copilas.php
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spelling doaj-5bf0a787516d4f879a069c38e3f4d3202020-12-02T11:56:52ZengFacultatea de Stiinte Politice, SNSPASfera Politicii1221-67202013-04-01XXI174 (2)107120Romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?Emanuel CopilașThe argumentation I intend to develop in this paper aims to show that, being not a feature that belongs exclusively to totalitarian regimes, ideology represents an epistemic tool which may be used to discern the manner in which the construction of symbolic violence develops in any society be it open or closed. Taking this aspect into account, the methodological hypothesis underlying my approach claims that if we accept an integrated, positive manner of defining ideology we will be able to notice the heuristic opportunity to make explicit the part played by the symbolic imaginary in the configuration of the social space and, starting from here, to highlight the fact that symbolic violence is a constitutive presence in the establishment of political relationships.http://www.sferapoliticii.ro/sfera/174/art11-Copilas.phpideologypolitical theorysymbolic violencepowerdominationsocial imaginary
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Romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?
Sfera Politicii
ideology
political theory
symbolic violence
power
domination
social imaginary
author_facet Emanuel Copilaș
author_sort Emanuel Copilaș
title Romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?
title_short Romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?
title_full Romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?
title_fullStr Romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?
title_full_unstemmed Romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?
title_sort romanian political symbolism: between populism and cynism?
publisher Facultatea de Stiinte Politice, SNSPA
series Sfera Politicii
issn 1221-6720
publishDate 2013-04-01
description The argumentation I intend to develop in this paper aims to show that, being not a feature that belongs exclusively to totalitarian regimes, ideology represents an epistemic tool which may be used to discern the manner in which the construction of symbolic violence develops in any society be it open or closed. Taking this aspect into account, the methodological hypothesis underlying my approach claims that if we accept an integrated, positive manner of defining ideology we will be able to notice the heuristic opportunity to make explicit the part played by the symbolic imaginary in the configuration of the social space and, starting from here, to highlight the fact that symbolic violence is a constitutive presence in the establishment of political relationships.
topic ideology
political theory
symbolic violence
power
domination
social imaginary
url http://www.sferapoliticii.ro/sfera/174/art11-Copilas.php
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