Titlebook: Antisemitism in Reader Comments; Analogies for Reckon Matthias J. Becker Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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The Nazi Analogy in , Reader CommentsThis chapter is dedicated to the introduction to the Nazi analogy in .’s comments section and discusses the frequency of use of Nazi comparisons in the examined corpora. In addition, the author gives an overview of the criteria used to categorise corresponding comparisons, according to which the following chapters are also structured.

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Comparisons with Colonialism in GeneralIn this chapter the author presents those comparisons in which Israel is compared with an unspecified colonial state or empire. These comparisons have both an explicit and an implicit form. The categorisation of these comments is based on the relationship with which the corresponding words are correlated with Israel.

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Introductionhis study to unify related disciplines. He argues why the main focus of the study is not stereotypes but historical analogies in web discourses and what role they play in contemporary forms of Jew-hatred.

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Antisemitism and National Identity in the UKre as a positive point of reference in parts of British society as well as of the relatively high presence of anti-Israel positions form the basis for the book’s intention to present a contrastive analysis of the phenomenon of exonerative antisemitism.

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Historical Analogiesation, relativisation and exoneration. He also describes the contextual conditions through which these functions can be fulfilled. This chapter ends with a schema which presents the various (historical and present) roles and the interdependencies between them, which constitute the analogies relevant for this study.

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Implicit Nazi Comparisons Through Omissionsbut also forms of connective substitute or parallel arguments. Commenters use allusions particularly frequently to establish the Nazi analogy. The author then presents his analyses of corpus examples in which Nazi comparisons were made with a minimum of verbal attenuation.

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