political writing

Political writing is a form of communication that analyzes, critiques, or advocates positions on public policies, governance, and power structures to inform or persuade audiences.

Observed surface forms (10)

• anarchist literature ×3
• political critique ×3
• polemical work ×2
• collection of political writings ×1
• political polemic ×1
• political reportage ×1
• political rhetoric ×1
• political science work ×1
• series of political essays ×1
• series of political writings ×1

Instances (18)

• The System of Economic Contradictions, or The Philosophy of Poverty via concept surface "anarchist literature"
• Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us via concept surface "political polemic"
• God and the State via concept surface "anarchist literature"
• The Conquest of Bread via concept surface "anarchist literature"
• Newburgh Letters via concept surface "series of political writings"
• Miami and the Siege of Chicago via concept surface "political reportage"
• The Enfranchisement of Women
• Democracy in America via concept surface "political science work"
• Illusions of Progress via concept surface "political critique"
• Against Apion via concept surface "polemical work"
• Cold War rhetoric via concept surface "political rhetoric"
• A Display of Arminianism via concept surface "polemical work"
• The Federalist Papers
• Essays in the Boston Gazette via concept surface "series of political essays"
• Anti-Federalist Papers via concept surface "collection of political writings"
• England’s Debt to India via concept surface "political critique"
• Unhappy India via concept surface "political critique"
• Why I Am an Atheist