Wolves at the Door: Migration, Dehumanization, and Rewilding the World

Critical Discourse Studies 19 (5):573-574 (2022)
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In the context of recent populist rhetoric’s use of metaphors as a form of hate speech that inspires violence, Wolves at the Door: Migration, Dehumanization, Rewilding the World shows how the wolf...

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