Invoking the Fathers: Dangerous Metaphors and Founding Myths in Congressional Politics

"Why do American political leaders regularly invoke the Founding Fathers, and what are the effects of their doing so? The author of this book links this rhetorical strategy to the rise of patriarchal white supremacy and Christian nationalism in the modern United States"--

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Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)
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2024-10-04
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Invoking the Fathers: Dangerous Metaphors and Founding Myths in Congressional Politics

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Invoking the Fathers: Dangerous Metaphors and Founding Myths in Congressional Politics

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