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Rhetorical and historical aspects of attitudes: The case of the British monarchy

Michael Billig Department of Social Sciences, University of Loughborough, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3TU, United Kingdom
Pages 83-103 | Published online: 10 Jun 2008

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Jacob Rasmussen. (2010) Outwitting the professor of politics? Mungiki narratives of political deception and their role in Kenyan politics. Journal of Eastern African Studies 4:3, pages 435-449.
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Jonathan Potter. (1998) Discursive Social Psychology: From Attitudes to Evaluative Practices. European Review of Social Psychology 9:1, pages 233-266.
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Jonathan Potter, Margaret Wetherell, Ros Gill & Derek Edwards. (1990) Discourse: Noun, verb or social practice?. Philosophical Psychology 3:2-3, pages 205-217.
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Michael Billig. (1988) Rhetoric of the conspiracy theory: Arguments in national front propaganda. Patterns of Prejudice 22:2, pages 23-34.
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Bogdana Humă. (2023) Language and persuasion: A discursive psychological approach. Social and Personality Psychology Compass 17:6.
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Antonio Garrido Rubia, Antonia Martinez Rodríguez & Alberto Mora-Rodríguez. (2023) Public opinion and forms of government: The monarchy–republic debate in Spain. International Journal of Iberian Studies 36:1, pages 61-81.
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Miira Niska & Pirjo Nikander. (2021) Older workers’ evaluations of the political goal to extend working life: Discursive approach to the “attitude problem”. Journal of Social and Political Psychology 9:1, pages 236-254.
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Luke J. Buhagiar & Gordon Sammut. 2007. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology 1 4 .
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Michelle O’Reilly, Nikki Kiyimba & Jessica Nina Lester. (2019) Building a case for accessing service provision in child and adolescent mental health assessments. Discourse Studies 21:4, pages 421-437.
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Kevin Durrheim & John Dixon. (2004) Attitudes in the Fiber of Everyday Life: The Discourse of Racial Evaluation and the Lived Experience of Desegregation.. American Psychologist 59:7, pages 626-636.
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Phil Macnaghten. (1995) Public attitudes to countryside leisure: A case study on ambivalence. Journal of Rural Studies 11:2, pages 135-147.
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JONATHAN POTTER, DEREK EDWARDS & MARGARET WETHERELL. (2016) A Model of Discourse in Action. American Behavioral Scientist 36:3, pages 383-401.
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James J. Dowd. (1991) Social psychology in a postmodern age: A discipline without a subject. The American Sociologist 22:3-4, pages 188-209.
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Michael Billig. (2016) Stacking the Cards of Ideology: The History of the Sun Souvenir Royal Album. Discourse & Society 1:1, pages 17-37.
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Michael Billig. (2016) Psychology, rhetoric, and cognition. History of the Human Sciences 2:3, pages 289-307.
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Michael Billig. (1989) The argumentative nature of holding strong views: A case study. European Journal of Social Psychology 19:3, pages 203-223.
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