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Phobia: a corpus study of political diagnostics
J. Buts
This intriguing study by Jan Buts explores how the suffix '-phobia' is utilized in online alternative media, highlighting connections between political and medical vocabularies. By analyzing linguistic patterns, the research uncovers how socio-political phobias are articulated in left-leaning circles, offering new insights into cultural perceptions and polarized public discourse.
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