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digital networks reliably produce identity-defensive, tribally organised, emotionally activating social behaviour1. negative partisanship has replaced positive partisanship as the dominant axis of political identity in both the U.S. and Canada.
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digital networks reliably produce identity-defensive, tribally organised, emotionally activating social behaviour
# A Comprehensive Map of Marshall McLuhan's Thought: Concept
“the convergent finding is that digital networks reliably produce identity-defensive, tribally organised, emotionally activating social behaviour — exactly the dystopian global village McLuhan described in 1977.”
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negative partisanship has replaced positive partisanship as the dominant axis of political identity in both the U.S. and Canada
negative partisanship has replaced positive partisanship as the dominant axis of political identity in both the U.S. and Canada
Research Brief: Negative Partisanship and the "Silence Patte
“negative partisanship has replaced positive partisanship as the dominant axis of political identity in both the U.S. and Canada”
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Negative partisanship undermines satisfaction with democracy
Negative partisanship undermines satisfaction with democracy
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2021
2021
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