Antisemitic Discourse in Britain in 2010
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This CST Antisemitic Discourse in Britain report analyses written and verbal
communication, discussion and rhetoric about Jews and Jewish-related issues
in Britain during 2010. It is published annually by CST1.
Discourse is used in this report to mean ‘communicative action’:
communication expressed in speech, written text, images and other forms
of expression and propaganda2.
The report concentrates upon mainstream discourse. It cites numerous
mainstream publications, groups and individuals, who are by
no means antisemitic, but whose behaviour may impact upon attitudes
concerning Jews and antisemitism.
communication, discussion and rhetoric about Jews and Jewish-related issues
in Britain during 2010. It is published annually by CST1.
Discourse is used in this report to mean ‘communicative action’:
communication expressed in speech, written text, images and other forms
of expression and propaganda2.
The report concentrates upon mainstream discourse. It cites numerous
mainstream publications, groups and individuals, who are by
no means antisemitic, but whose behaviour may impact upon attitudes
concerning Jews and antisemitism.
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ISBN: 978-0-9548471-5-9
