DFG Project: Language in Conspiracy Theories

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The aim of the project is to comparatively examine how conspiracy theories are constructed as social reality through the use of language and the deployment of certain linguistic devices in different discourses (e.g., on terrorism, right-wing populism, climate change, Covid-19).

To the start

Romans, David & Sören Stumpf (2022): Verschwörungstheorien - und wie sie sprachlich glaubhaft gemacht werden. In: Klaus Müller & Christopher Kirchberg (ed.): Verschwörungstheorien. A publication by Gegen Vergessen - Für Demokratie e.V., pp. 60-89.

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Contact

Prof. Dr. David Römer
+49 561 804-7683
david.roemer@uni-kassel.de

PD Dr. Sören Stumpf
+49 (0)89/2180-2116
soeren.stumpf@lmu.de

Hanna Poloschek, M.A.
+49 561 804-7251
hanna.poloschek@uni-kassel.de


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