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Abstract:This article explores the evolution of antisemitic hate speech in France from the second half of the nineteenth century, where messages inciting hatred polarized society, to the twenty-first century, in which antisemitic hate speech is propagated online and spreads in an uncontrolled and pervasive manner. The main argument of the article is that contemporary modes of communication, which have shifted from print media to online and social media, greatly increase the size of potential and actual audiences for hate speech and antisemitic agitation.
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