Conservative Political Communication: How Right-Wing Media and Messaging (Re)Made American Politics

Introduction / Sharon E. Jarvis -- Placing Media In Conservative Culture / Matt Grossmann And David A. Hopkins -- Conservatives And Race / Michael J. Lee -- Conservatives And Party Labels / Jacob R. Neiheisel -- Conservatives And The Tea Party / Joshua M. Scacco, David A. Weaver, And Eric C. Wiemer -- Conservative Voters Vs. Trump Supporters / Jay T. Jennings -- Conservatives And Women / Lindsey Meeks -- Conservatives And Incivility / Ashley Muddiman -- Conservatives And Anger / Bryan T. Gervais And Irwin L. Morris -- Conservatives And Twitter Bots / Michael W. Kearney -- Conservatives And Asymmetric Polarization / Annelise Russell -- Conservatives And News Feeds / Katherine Haenschen -- Conservatives And Misinformation / Jessica R. Collier. Edited By Sharon E. Jarvis. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. London Available Via World Wide Web. Sharon E. Jarvis Is Professor, Department Of Communication Studies, And Associate Director Of Research At The Annette Strauss Institute For Civic Life At The University Of Texas At Austin. Her Books Include Votes That Count And Voters Who Don't: How Journalists Sideline Electoral Participation (without Even Knowing It) (with Soo-hye Han), Political Keywords: Using Language That Uses Us (with Roderick P. Hart, Deborah Smith-howell, And William Jennings), And Talk Of The Party: Political Labels, Symbolic Capital & American Life. Her Research Focuses On Political Language, Partisan Communication, And Persuasion.