Section 1: Conceptualizing "Banal Fascism"/The Inherent Banality of Fascism
1. Introduction
2. Introducing Banal Fascism Section 2: Tech and Fascism
4. Red, White, and Gloom: The Inherent Banality of Fascist Tactics
5. From Pixels to Prejudice: Visual Framing and Intersectional Targeting in Parler Memes Section 3: Politics and the Internet
6. The Fascist Feminine: White Motherhood and the Parental Rights Movement
7. Effectiveness of Banal Fascism in Shaping Political Engagement: The 2022 Marine Le Pen Presidential Campaign on Facebook
8. Christian Nationalism and Far-right Rhetoric and Iconography in Recruiting and Mobilizing Out-group Members on Gab
9. Maintaining Frame: US News Media Coverage of Misogynist Incels
10. Recruiting for The Base Across Platforms: Modes and Methods of Online Engagement and Identity Shaping
11. The Morphology of Banal Fascism: Investigating Fascist Lies During 2020 Section 4: Fascist Lifestyle Trends on Social Media
12. Illustrating Chaos: banal fascism in Jordan Peterson’s 12 Rules for Life 13. Eating the Empire: The Construction of the Fascist Diet
14. “Kill Your Local Drug Dealer”: Framing the Opioid Crisis Across the Online White Supremacist Landscape
15. Milk Parties, Soyjaks and Reactionary Trolling: Theorizing the Reactionary Right’s Metapolitical Appropriation of Dairy Milk Section 5: Conclusion and Praxis
16. Conclusion