| Sumario: | This book explores the role of polemics in public discourse, focusing on the dynamics of disagreement and dissent in democratic societies. It examines how polemical discourse shapes identities and ideologies through political, media, and historical contexts. The work aims to provide tools for discourse analysis, emphasizing the importance of understanding verbal conflict, opposition, and the effects of verbal violence. By bringing together various perspectives from rhetoric, argumentation theory, and language sciences, the book addresses the often overlooked but significant impact of polemics in shaping societal debates. This compilation is intended for both novices and specialists interested in the discursive dimensions of social phenomena.
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