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200 10$aAt war with metaphor$b[electronic resource] $emedia, propaganda, and racism in the war on terror /$fErin Steuter and Deborah Wills
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 213-236) and index.
327   $aWeaponizing words : metaphor and war -- Making enemies : propaganda and the making of the orientalist "other" -- Rallying racism : dehumanization and genocide -- Rats in the trap : animal metaphors in the news -- Infestation and eradication : exterminationist rhetoric in political cartoons -- Hatespeak : discourses of dehumanization in talk radio -- Media march to war : understanding news filters -- Boiling the blood and narrowing the mind : fomenting backlash -- Talking our way to peace : new metaphors for change.
330   $aAt War with Metaphor offers a compelling analysis of our public discussions of the war on terror and the binding conceptual metaphors through which they are framed. Examining the images of animal, insect, and disease that shape and limit our understanding of the war, and tying these images to historical and contemporary uses of propaganda and media filters, the authors explore how news media, including political cartoons and talk radio, are enmeshed in this damaging, dehumanizing language.
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606   $aMass media and public opinion
606   $aTerrorism in mass media
606   $aFear
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615  0$aTerrorism in mass media.
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