Newschaser: The Rhetoric of Trump in Essays and Commentaries Sample Deck

Newschaser is a collaboration that opens the door to succession planning in scholarship from one generation to the next and the application of Afrocentric ideology or African-centered thought as an underlying thematic framework.

Newschaser: The Rhetoric of Trump in Essays and Commentaries brings to light some of the most telling aspects of the Trump phenomenon. In twenty-one chapters, this volume covers the entire spectrum of the Trump rhetorical campaign, pointing out the various ways the candidate rose to the top of a very large field of professional and experienced politicians. Trump defied the routines and the accepted principles of discourse to claim the mantle of being a transformative political figure.

In this presentation, we highlight a few of the chapters and essays that offer critical analysis on the entire spectrum of his rhetorical campaign and what it means to be “they.”

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Daryl Taiwo Harris

Daryl Taiwo Harris is an associate professor and former chair of political science at Howard University. He was the recipient of a 2014-2015 Fulbright Distinguished Research Award. The scholarly focus of his teaching and research is the philosophical underpinnings of Black political phenomena. His work combines methods of Africological and political analyses with the goal of advancing Afrocentric understandings of the world. In exploring the nuances, interstices, and subtleties of previous critical works, Harris has found that the opening for innovation in the way we assess racial and cultural conflicts remains wide open. Harris has taught Black Politics and political theory courses, first at the University of Connecticut and then at Howard University, his current institutional affiliation since 2003. He is editor of the recent book, Newschaser: The Rhetoric of Trump in Essays and Commentaries (2017).

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