The Plague of Bannonism

IF 0.4 3区社会学 Q4 POLITICAL SCIENCE Critical Review Pub Date : 2019-10-02 DOI:10.1080/08913811.2019.1671681

Ronald S. Beiner

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Donald Trump’s thinking is too erratic and scattershot to count as a real system of ideas. Steve Bannon’s version of populism seems significantly more focused, more self-conscious, and hence more open to theory-based critical analysis, which this paper attempts to provide. That is not at all to say, however, that Bannon’s ideas achieve intellectual coherence or consistency. Close examination of the defining components of his worldview suggest the opposite. Still, engagement with contemporary right-populism cannot, or should not, avoid Bannon and his attempts to cook up a new ideology.

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禁令主义的瘟疫

摘要唐纳德·特朗普的思想太过飘忽不定和散漫，无法算作一个真正的思想体系。史蒂夫·班农版本的民粹主义似乎更加专注，更加自觉，因此对本文试图提供的基于理论的批判性分析更加开放。然而，这并不是说班农的思想实现了思想上的连贯性或一致性。仔细研究他的世界观的决定性组成部分，会发现恰恰相反。尽管如此，与当代右翼民粹主义的接触不能也不应该避免班农及其炮制新意识形态的企图。

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Critical Review POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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