Teun A. van Dijk - Antiracist Discourse: Theory and History of a Macromovement

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Teun A. van Dijk 2021

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First published 2021

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For a critical reading of an earlier version of this book I am indebted first of all to Alastair Bonnett, no doubt the first specialist of antiracism, and to Michael Billig, specialist in many areas, not only as one of the founders of discursive psychology but also as one who knows about the Jewish resistance against antisemitism. For her many comments and suggestions, I am especially indebted to Ruth Wodak, admired colleague and friend of decades, and one of the most respected international specialists of the discourses of racism and antisemitism. I am indebted to Yin Paradies, a prominent specialist of antiracism studies in Australia, for a critical review of the book.