Department of Mass Communication and Journalism Discipline, Khulna University, Khulna, Bangladesh
Review Article
A Review on Communicative Construction of Extremism in Bangladesh
Author(s): Nishat Tarannum*
This paper investigates the intricate relationship between communication and the formation of extremist ideologies in Bangladesh. Beyond simply analyzing extremist content, it delves into the communicative processes that actively construct and perpetuate extremist narratives within Bangladeshi society. How extremist groups utilize specific language, symbols, and narratives to demonize opponents, justify violence, and create a sense of "us vs. them." The role of various communication channels, including online platforms, madrasas, and interpersonal networks, in disseminating extremist messaging and fostering echo chambers. The examination of how existing societal grievances, historical narratives, and economic inequalities are exploited by extremists to build a supportive base. The analysis draws upon diverse disciplines, including communication studies, sociology, political .. Read More»
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