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Talking Politics

Name: Talking Politics
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02030617
Price: 33093 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: William A. Gamson
ISBN: 9780521430623

William A. Gamson

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02030617

Publishers Cambridge University Press, August 1992

Those who analyze public opinion have long contended that the average citizen is incapable of recoun... Full description

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Those who analyze public opinion have long contended that the average citizen is incapable of recounting consistently even the most rudimentary facts about current politics; that the little the average person does know is taken strictly from what the media report, with no critical reflection; and that the consequence is a polity that is ill prepared for democratic governance. And yet social movements, comprised by and large of average citizens, have been a prominent feature of the American political scene throughout American history and have experienced a resurgence. William Gamson asks, how is it that so many people become active in movements if they are so uninterested and badly informed about issues? The conclusion he reaches in this book is a striking refutation of the common wisdom about the public's inability to reason about politics.