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Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right (Arlie Russell Hochschild)
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Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right is a 2016 work of sociology by Arlie Russell Hochschild that examines the emotional life and political worldview of conservative Americans in Louisiana, especially Tea Party supporters. Rather than treating political disagreement as a matter of ignorance or irrationality, Hochschild tries to understand how people on the American right experience their own lives, their communities, and the federal government. The book combines field interviews, participant observation, and social analysis to explain why many working- and middle-class conservatives in environmentally damaged, economically struggling regions reject the very regulations and public programs that might seem designed to help them. Its purpose is both interpretive and bridge-building: it asks readers to look past partisan stereotypes and recognize the emotional logic behind political identity, resentment, loyalty, and distrust.
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#deepstory #empathywall #TeaPartyLouisiana #AmericanDreamline #antiregulationresentment #StrangersinTheirOwnLand
Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right is a 2016 work of sociology by Arlie Russell Hochschild that examines the emotional life and political worldview of conservative Americans in Louisiana, especially Tea Party supporters. Rather than treating political disagreement as a matter of ignorance or irrationality, Hochschild tries to understand how people on the American right experience their own lives, their communities, and the federal government. The book combines field interviews, participant observation, and social analysis to explain why many working- and middle-class conservatives in environmentally damaged, economically struggling regions reject the very regulations and public programs that might seem designed to help them. Its purpose is both interpretive and bridge-building: it asks readers to look past partisan stereotypes and recognize the emotional logic behind political identity, resentment, loyalty, and distrust.
