This work examines the ways in which the French left adapted,
through a series of transformations, to the exigencies of
presidentialism and the myths which underpin it. The role played by
language in the political practice of representative democracy is
emphasised. The study looks at the relationship in French political
culture between language and political practice, aiming to throw
new light on the role of myth in moden politics and to open up new
ground in political theory concerning party politics and leadership
theory. John Gaffney's previous publications include research on
the inner city riots, political leadership in Britain, French
political culture and political discourse.
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