Reimagining Public Discourse: Emotions and Inclusivity

This chapter examines the evolution of public discourse through public sphere theory, emphasizing the need for inclusivity in discussions across diverse groups. It highlights the historical significance of figures like Shakespeare in fostering democratic dialogue and critiques modern news culture's fragmentation of public engagement. By exploring the intersection of emotions, personal experiences, and societal issues, the chapter advocates for recognizing diverse voices in the ongoing conversation around political discourse.