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How the Far-Right Constructs its Discourses to Achieve Hegemonic Positions and Seize Power in Spain and Latin America
发布日期：2023-10-30 15:14:35  发布者：外国语学院

时间：2023年11月1日13:30

地点：仓前校区恕园19-205

主讲内容：

This presentation delves into the political discourses in Spain and Argentina, which are contextualized within the broader geopolitical landscapes of Europe and Latin America. It primarily focuses on the evolving discourse of the far-right, characterized by unconventionality, anti-establishment stance, and critique of politics (understood as the action of corrupt individual politicians). The central aim of this discursive move is to establish a new hegemony capable of challenging the cultural and ideological consensus built by the left and the modern social movements (feminism, environmentalism) since the 60s, related to equality projects of society, the provision of public services, and the protection of fundamental rights.

This presentation aims to provide valuable insights into how the far-right constructs its discourses to achieve hegemonic positions and power in Western countries, shedding light on the continuously evolving political landscape in Spain and Latin America.

主讲人简介：

Luisa Martín Rojo is a professor at Autonomous University of Madrid. Her sociolinguistic research primarily revolves around multilingualism in society, with a particular emphasis on language management in education, which contributes to social inequality, as evidenced in her book "Constructing Inequality in Multilingual Classrooms" (Martín Rojo, 2010). Her exploration of the social dimension of multilingualism has recently shifted toward the Latinx diaspora (Márquez Reiter & Martín Rojo, 2016) and the impact of neoliberalism on our understanding of languages and their societal value, as discussed in "Language and Neoliberal Governmentality" (Martín Rojo & Del Percio, 2019). Currently, she leads an action-research project that brings together multiple research teams aimed at transforming situations of inequality influenced by sociolinguistic factors.


学术预告

How the Far-Right Constructs its Discourses to Achieve Hegemonic Positions and Seize Power in Spain and Latin America

外国语学院 · 2023-10-30

时间：2023年11月1日13:30

地点：仓前校区恕园19-205

主讲内容：

This presentation delves into the political discourses in Spain and Argentina, which are contextualized within the broader geopolitical landscapes of Europe and Latin America. It primarily focuses on the evolving discourse of the far-right, characterized by unconventionality, anti-establishment stance, and critique of politics (understood as the action of corrupt individual politicians). The central aim of this discursive move is to establish a new hegemony capable of challenging the cultural and ideological consensus built by the left and the modern social movements (feminism, environmentalism) since the 60s, related to equality projects of society, the provision of public services, and the protection of fundamental rights.

This presentation aims to provide valuable insights into how the far-right constructs its discourses to achieve hegemonic positions and power in Western countries, shedding light on the continuously evolving political landscape in Spain and Latin America.

主讲人简介：

Luisa Martín Rojo is a professor at Autonomous University of Madrid. Her sociolinguistic research primarily revolves around multilingualism in society, with a particular emphasis on language management in education, which contributes to social inequality, as evidenced in her book "Constructing Inequality in Multilingual Classrooms" (Martín Rojo, 2010). Her exploration of the social dimension of multilingualism has recently shifted toward the Latinx diaspora (Márquez Reiter & Martín Rojo, 2016) and the impact of neoliberalism on our understanding of languages and their societal value, as discussed in "Language and Neoliberal Governmentality" (Martín Rojo & Del Percio, 2019). Currently, she leads an action-research project that brings together multiple research teams aimed at transforming situations of inequality influenced by sociolinguistic factors.