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327   $a1. Religion in English Political Discourse, 1979-2017: a Brief History; 2. Brexit Means Christmas, Christmas Means Socialism, and a Time for 'Homosexual Sex': Shifting Notions of Religion from the Frontbenches; 3. Muslims, the 'Perversion of Islam', and Christian England on the (Far) Right; 4. Brexit Barrow: Religion in Real Time During a Summer of Political Chaos; 5. Manufacturing Dissent from the Centre: Cults, Corbyn and the Guardian; 6. Red Apocalypticism on the Corbynite Left: Martyrdom, Rojava and the Bob Crow Brigade.
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