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ISBN
9781635578638
Book Title
Meme Wars : the Untold Story of the Online Battles Upending Democracy in America
Item Length
9.6in
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Publication Year
2022
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.4in
Author
Joan Donovan, Brian Friedberg, Emily Dreyfuss
Genre
Political Science
Topic
Political Ideologies / Radicalism
Item Width
6.5in
Item Weight
25.8 Oz
Number of Pages
432 Pages

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A groundbreaking investigation into the digital underworld, where far-right operatives wage wars against mainstream America, from a masterful trio of experts in media and tech.

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Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
ISBN-10
1635578639
ISBN-13
9781635578638
eBay Product ID (ePID)
15057280948

Product Key Features

Book Title
Meme Wars : the Untold Story of the Online Battles Upending Democracy in America
Author
Joan Donovan, Brian Friedberg, Emily Dreyfuss
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Political Ideologies / Radicalism
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Political Science
Number of Pages
432 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.6in
Item Height
1.4in
Item Width
6.5in
Item Weight
25.8 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Hm742.D666 2022
Reviews
"A punchy exploration about how alt-right blogs and forums burst into real life and how an elementary form of propaganda evolved from distasteful humor to a political ideology. Best to leave on the shelf if you're not into cursing." - Bloomberg "A convincing argument that the political right has successfully "meme-ified" their arguments, uniting supporters with messages that exclude outsiders, make followers fell smart and included, and simplify complex social issues in appealing ways ... for readers curious about the roles played by social media personalities who exploited online ecosystems and fueled existing social divisions prior to the [January 6] attack, Meme Wars offers a great deal of insight." - Science "Written by three leading disinformation scholars from the Shorenstein Center ... [Meme Wars] examines how former president Donald Trump emboldened those "meme warriors" and drew support from their once-fringe networks, laying the groundwork for the "Stop the Steal" movement falsely claiming rampant election fraud in 2020." - The Washington Post " A discomfiting investigative history of far-right-driven memetic warfare in the United States--a war many may not be aware is even being waged." - Globe & Mail "Clear-eyed and persuasive, this is an alarming look at how internet culture has imperiled democracy." -- Publishers Weekly " Meme Wars masterfully tells the story of how America got to be the way it is better than anything I've ever read. Even if you think you know everything about politics or online culture, trust me, you will learn something new. A thrilling, informative tale about our modern world that treats online influencers as the power brokers they literally are." -- Taylor Lorenz, The Washington Post "Meme Wars unearths a history of the internet that otherwise would have remained buried forever. Analyzing the negative consequences of unchecked power, rapid growth, and the political adoption of social media by bad actors, the authors create a compelling case for redesigning global technologies to serve the public interest." -- Maria Ressa, founder of Rappler and winner of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize "Donovan, Dreyfuss, and Friedberg offer a lapidary analysis of the hate machine that has brought us addled insurrectionists, red-pilled extremists, and a generation of nihilists masquerading as political thinkers. An eye- opening and disturbing read on where the infrastructure of disinformation is taking us." -- Katherine Stewart, author of THE POWER WORSHIPPERS "An incisive look at the struggles and provocations that are shaping online discourse in the twenty-first century and hastening the corrosion of democracy in the United States." -- Edward Wong, diplomatic correspondent, The New York Times "Anyone who cares about our politics, its discontents, and its outrages will be grateful to these three gifted and indefatigable researchers. They will shake up your sense of how political discourse works now with their tales built around the effects of the 'infrastructure and incentives' of the internet. 'Meme wars are culture wars, accelerated and intensified,' they write, and can do a number on 'patience, kindness, and understanding.' Friends of these virtues have a lot to learn about how to defend them, and Meme Wars is a great introductory class." -- E.J. Dionne Jr., author of OUR DIVIDED POLITICAL HEART and co-author of 100% DEMOCRACY, "A punchy exploration about how alt-right blogs and forums burst into real life and how an elementary form of propaganda evolved from distasteful humor to a political ideology. Best to leave on the shelf if you''re not into cursing." - Bloomberg "Fascinating and frightening ... [the authors''] in-depth, detailed and not-easily-dismissed thesis should be a must-read for anyone who is concerned about our future ... It is also a testimonial to the immense power of images to shape and define the conversation in ways that are increasingly divorced from reason and rationality." - Bowling Green Daily News "A convincing argument that the political right has successfully "meme-ified" their arguments, uniting supporters with messages that exclude outsiders, make followers fell smart and included, and simplify complex social issues in appealing ways ... for readers curious about the roles played by social media personalities who exploited online ecosystems and fueled existing social divisions prior to the [January 6] attack, Meme Wars offers a great deal of insight." - Science "Written by three leading disinformation scholars from the Shorenstein Center ... [Meme Wars] examines how former president Donald Trump emboldened those "meme warriors" and drew support from their once-fringe networks, laying the groundwork for the "Stop the Steal" movement falsely claiming rampant election fraud in 2020." - The Washington Post " A discomfiting investigative history of far-right-driven memetic warfare in the United States--a war many may not be aware is even being waged." - Globe & Mail "Clear-eyed and persuasive, this is an alarming look at how internet culture has imperiled democracy." -- Publishers Weekly " Meme Wars masterfully tells the story of how America got to be the way it is better than anything I''ve ever read. Even if you think you know everything about politics or online culture, trust me, you will learn something new. A thrilling, informative tale about our modern world that treats online influencers as the power brokers they literally are." -- Taylor Lorenz, The Washington Post "Meme Wars unearths a history of the internet that otherwise would have remained buried forever. Analyzing the negative consequences of unchecked power, rapid growth, and the political adoption of social media by bad actors, the authors create a compelling case for redesigning global technologies to serve the public interest." -- Maria Ressa, founder of Rappler and winner of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize "Donovan, Dreyfuss, and Friedberg offer a lapidary analysis of the hate machine that has brought us addled insurrectionists, red-pilled extremists, and a generation of nihilists masquerading as political thinkers. An eye- opening and disturbing read on where the infrastructure of disinformation is taking us." -- Katherine Stewart, author of THE POWER WORSHIPPERS "An incisive look at the struggles and provocations that are shaping online discourse in the twenty-first century and hastening the corrosion of democracy in the United States." -- Edward Wong, diplomatic correspondent, The New York Times "Anyone who cares about our politics, its discontents, and its outrages will be grateful to these three gifted and indefatigable researchers. They will shake up your sense of how political discourse works now with their tales built around the effects of the ''infrastructure and incentives'' of the internet. ''Meme wars are culture wars, accelerated and intensified,'' they write, and can do a number on ''patience, kindness, and understanding.'' Friends of these virtues have a lot to learn about how to defend them, and Meme Wars is a great introductory class." -- E.J. Dionne Jr., author of OUR DIVIDED POLITICAL HEART and co-author of 100% DEMOCRACY, "Clear-eyed and persuasive, this is an alarming look at how internet culture has imperiled democracy." -- Publishers Weekly " Meme Wars masterfully tells the story of how America got to be the way it is better than anything I've ever read. Even if you think you know everything about politics or online culture, trust me, you will learn something new. A thrilling, informative tale about our modern world that treats online influencers as the power brokers they literally are." -- Taylor Lorenz, The Washington Post "Meme Wars unearths a history of the internet that otherwise would have remained buried forever. Analyzing the negative consequences of unchecked power, rapid growth, and the political adoption of social media by bad actors, the authors create a compelling case for redesigning global technologies to serve the public interest." -- Maria Ressa, founder of Rappler and winner of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize "Donovan, Dreyfuss, and Friedberg offer a lapidary analysis of the hate machine that has brought us addled insurrectionists, red-pilled extremists, and a generation of nihilists masquerading as political thinkers. An eye- opening and disturbing read on where the infrastructure of disinformation is taking us." -- Katherine Stewart, author of THE POWER WORSHIPPERS "An incisive look at the struggles and provocations that are shaping online discourse in the twenty-first century and hastening the corrosion of democracy in the United States." -- Edward Wong, diplomatic correspondent, The New York Times "Anyone who cares about our politics, its discontents, and its outrages will be grateful to these three gifted and indefatigable researchers. They will shake up your sense of how political discourse works now with their tales built around the effects of the 'infrastructure and incentives' of the internet. 'Meme wars are culture wars, accelerated and intensified,' they write, and can do a number on 'patience, kindness, and understanding.' Friends of these virtues have a lot to learn about how to defend them, and Meme Wars is a great introductory class." -- E.J. Dionne Jr., author of OUR DIVIDED POLITICAL HEART and co-author of 100% DEMOCRACY, " Meme Wars masterfully tells the story of how America got to be the way it is better than anything I've ever read. Even if you think you know everything about politics or online culture, trust me, you will learn something new. A thrilling, informative tale about our modern world that treats online influencers as the power brokers they literally are." -- Taylor Lorenz, The Washington Post "Meme Wars unearths a history of the internet that otherwise would have remained buried forever. Analyzing the negative consequences of unchecked power, rapid growth, and the political adoption of social media by bad actors, the authors create a compelling case for redesigning global technologies to serve the public interest." -- Maria Ressa, founder of Rappler and winner of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize "Donovan, Dreyfuss, and Friedberg offer a lapidary analysis of the hate machine that has brought us addled insurrectionists, red-pilled extremists, and a generation of nihilists masquerading as political thinkers. An eye- opening and disturbing read on where the infrastructure of disinformation is taking us." -- Katherine Stewart, author of THE POWER WORSHIPPERS "An incisive look at the struggles and provocations that are shaping online discourse in the twenty-first century and hastening the corrosion of democracy in the United States." -- Edward Wong, diplomatic correspondent, The New York Times "Anyone who cares about our politics, its discontents, and its outrages will be grateful to these three gifted and indefatigable researchers. They will shake up your sense of how political discourse works now with their tales built around the effects of the 'infrastructure and incentives' of the internet. 'Meme wars are culture wars, accelerated and intensified,' they write, and can do a number on 'patience, kindness, and understanding.' Friends of these virtues have a lot to learn about how to defend them, and Meme Wars is a great introductory class." -- E.J. Dionne Jr., author of OUR DIVIDED POLITICAL HEART and co-author of 100% DEMOCRACY, "A convincing argument that the political right has successfully "meme-ified" their arguments, uniting supporters with messages that exclude outsiders, make followers fell smart and included, and simplify complex social issues in appealing ways ... for readers curious about the roles played by social media personalities who exploited online ecosystems and fueled existing social divisions prior to the [January 6] attack, Meme Wars offers a great deal of insight." - Science "Written by three leading disinformation scholars from the Shorenstein Center ... [Meme Wars] examines how former president Donald Trump emboldened those "meme warriors" and drew support from their once-fringe networks, laying the groundwork for the "Stop the Steal" movement falsely claiming rampant election fraud in 2020." - The Washington Post " A discomfiting investigative history of far-right-driven memetic warfare in the United States--a war many may not be aware is even being waged." - Globe & Mail "Clear-eyed and persuasive, this is an alarming look at how internet culture has imperiled democracy." -- Publishers Weekly " Meme Wars masterfully tells the story of how America got to be the way it is better than anything I've ever read. Even if you think you know everything about politics or online culture, trust me, you will learn something new. A thrilling, informative tale about our modern world that treats online influencers as the power brokers they literally are." -- Taylor Lorenz, The Washington Post "Meme Wars unearths a history of the internet that otherwise would have remained buried forever. Analyzing the negative consequences of unchecked power, rapid growth, and the political adoption of social media by bad actors, the authors create a compelling case for redesigning global technologies to serve the public interest." -- Maria Ressa, founder of Rappler and winner of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize "Donovan, Dreyfuss, and Friedberg offer a lapidary analysis of the hate machine that has brought us addled insurrectionists, red-pilled extremists, and a generation of nihilists masquerading as political thinkers. An eye- opening and disturbing read on where the infrastructure of disinformation is taking us." -- Katherine Stewart, author of THE POWER WORSHIPPERS "An incisive look at the struggles and provocations that are shaping online discourse in the twenty-first century and hastening the corrosion of democracy in the United States." -- Edward Wong, diplomatic correspondent, The New York Times "Anyone who cares about our politics, its discontents, and its outrages will be grateful to these three gifted and indefatigable researchers. They will shake up your sense of how political discourse works now with their tales built around the effects of the 'infrastructure and incentives' of the internet. 'Meme wars are culture wars, accelerated and intensified,' they write, and can do a number on 'patience, kindness, and understanding.' Friends of these virtues have a lot to learn about how to defend them, and Meme Wars is a great introductory class." -- E.J. Dionne Jr., author of OUR DIVIDED POLITICAL HEART and co-author of 100% DEMOCRACY, "Written by three leading disinformation scholars from the Shorenstein Center, [ Meme Wars ] traces how "meme warriors" of past cultural skirmishes like Alex Jones and Roger Stone refined their digital playbooks for years leading up to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol ... [and] examines how former president Donald Trump emboldened those "meme warriors" and drew support from their once-fringe networks, laying the groundwork for the "Stop the Steal" movement falsely claiming rampant election fraud in 2020." - The Washington Post " A discomfiting investigative history of far-right-driven memetic warfare in the United States--a war many may not be aware is even being waged." - Globe & Mail "Clear-eyed and persuasive, this is an alarming look at how internet culture has imperiled democracy." -- Publishers Weekly " Meme Wars masterfully tells the story of how America got to be the way it is better than anything I've ever read. Even if you think you know everything about politics or online culture, trust me, you will learn something new. A thrilling, informative tale about our modern world that treats online influencers as the power brokers they literally are." -- Taylor Lorenz, The Washington Post "Meme Wars unearths a history of the internet that otherwise would have remained buried forever. Analyzing the negative consequences of unchecked power, rapid growth, and the political adoption of social media by bad actors, the authors create a compelling case for redesigning global technologies to serve the public interest." -- Maria Ressa, founder of Rappler and winner of the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize "Donovan, Dreyfuss, and Friedberg offer a lapidary analysis of the hate machine that has brought us addled insurrectionists, red-pilled extremists, and a generation of nihilists masquerading as political thinkers. An eye- opening and disturbing read on where the infrastructure of disinformation is taking us." -- Katherine Stewart, author of THE POWER WORSHIPPERS "An incisive look at the struggles and provocations that are shaping online discourse in the twenty-first century and hastening the corrosion of democracy in the United States." -- Edward Wong, diplomatic correspondent, The New York Times "Anyone who cares about our politics, its discontents, and its outrages will be grateful to these three gifted and indefatigable researchers. They will shake up your sense of how political discourse works now with their tales built around the effects of the 'infrastructure and incentives' of the internet. 'Meme wars are culture wars, accelerated and intensified,' they write, and can do a number on 'patience, kindness, and understanding.' Friends of these virtues have a lot to learn about how to defend them, and Meme Wars is a great introductory class." -- E.J. Dionne Jr., author of OUR DIVIDED POLITICAL HEART and co-author of 100% DEMOCRACY
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Lccn
2023-277323
Dewey Decimal
302.23/1
Dewey Edition
23/Eng/20220908
Illustrated
Yes

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