Ideology of consensus as a practice for discrimination of radical political oposition in mediated political discourse ('Palach-week' and 'IMF/WB-week' cases)

Abstract

Ideology of consensus as a practice for discrimination of radical political oposition in mediated political discourse ('Palach-week' and 'IMF/WB-week' cases).

Keywords

• Ideology
• consensus
• practice
• discrimination
• radical
• political
• oposition
• mediated
• political
• discourse
• 'Palach-week'
• 'IMF/WB-week'
• cases