October 3, 2025Liberal Düşünce DergisiOpen Access

Understanding the Rise of the Far Right in the European Union: A Lévi-Straussian Perspective on Political Culture

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LALaçin AKYILIstanbul Arel University EAEmre AydilekAntalya Bilim University APAlihan PasinAntalya Bilim University

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Qualitative analysis reveals how far-right movements utilize symbolic systems in six EU countries, indicating a cultural response to political transformation.

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Far-right populism uses binary oppositions to construct meaning, shaping political narratives and identity.
Document analysis of party manifestos highlights how far-right parties position themselves against perceived threats.
The structuralist framework of Lévi-Strauss aids in understanding the cultural myths underpinning modern populist discourse.
The study illustrates how fears related to Islamophobia and anti-immigration resonate within broader political ideologies.

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AKYIL et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e02f34f0e39f13e7fa2174 https://doi.org/10.36484/liberal.1665348

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Qualitative analysis reveals how far-right movements utilize symbolic systems in six EU countries, indicating a cultural response to political transformation.

Understanding the Rise of the Far Right in the European Union: A Lévi-Straussian Perspective on Political Culture

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