Paranoid Publics Stefan Stoyanov McMahon asks the provocative question

McMahon asks the provocative question

By drawing on background theory and research

Little Bear is a lyrical retelling of an Inuit folktale

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BillE argues that corporeal analogies to the nation-state are not simply poetic or allegorical but reflect a genuine association of the individual body with the national outline-an identification greatly facilitated by the emergence of the national map

Paranoid Publics Stefan Stoyanov McMahon asks the provocative questionFacts and established truths are regularly denied in contemporary life. This situation has brought paranoid politics into the mainstream, from conspiracy theories like QAnon, to sex panics and assaults on public health measures, to election denialism and the rise of vigilante militias. Paranoid Publics analyzes these phenomena as psychosocial realities enmeshed with emerging ways of determining truth. Today's paranoia cannot simply be blamed on the