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Studying affect through discourse theory: Towards a methodology of practice

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This article is pivotal for exploring novel dimensions of contemporary political processes and collective identity formation, as it presents a step-by-step methodological approach through its case studies. By examining the practices of Just Stop Oil and Javier Milei’s political ascent, it highlights how a practice-based discourse theory can be operationalized, emphasizing affect and the body as central components of political engagement. These elements are shown to be critical for understanding the dynamics and identificatory practices of modern social and political movements, offering new insights into the affective forces that drive political articulation and collective action.

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