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Table of contents Acknowledgements vii Author affiliations ix chapter 1 Introduction: Discourse, war and terrorism 1 Adam Hodges and Chad Nilep chapter 2 ¿Emerging threats¿ and ¿coming dangers¿: Claiming the future for preventive war 19 Patricia L. Dunmire chapter 3 Enforcing justice, justifying force: America¿s justification of violence in the New World Order 45 Annita Lazar and Michelle M. Lazar chapter 4 The narrative construction of identity: The adequation of Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden in the ¿war on terror¿ 67 Adam Hodges chapter 5 Discourses of freedom: Gender and religion in US media coverage of the war on Iraq 89 Katherine Lemons chapter 6 Arabs in the morning paper: A case of shifting identity 105 Gregory Ian Stoltz chapter 7 Visual discourses of war: Multimodal analysis of photographs of the Iraq occupation 123 David Machin chapter 8 ¿Martyrs and terrorists, resistance and insurgency¿: Contextualizing the exchange of terrorism discourses on Al-Jazeera 143 Becky Schulthies and Aomar Boum chapter 9 Between ¿us¿ and ¿them¿: Two TV interviews with German chancellor Gerhard Schr÷der in the run-up to the Iraq war 161 Annette Becker chapter 10 Discourse of war and terrorism in Serbia: ¿We were fighting the terrorists already in Bosnia¿¿ 185 Zala Volcic and Karmen Erjavec chapter 11 ¿Fear of terror attack persists¿: Constructing fear in reports on terrorism by international news agencies 205 Maija Stenvall chapter 12 The politics of fea: A critical inquiry into the role of violence in 21st century politics 223 Matteo Stocchetti .. Discourse, War and Terrorism
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September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001.
War on Terrorism, 2001-.
Critical discourse analysis.