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Exploring the grammar of othering and antagonism as enacted in terrorist discourse: verbal aggression in service of radicalisation
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Discover how the grammatical choices in Osama bin Laden's discourse contribute to othering and radicalization. This insightful analysis by Awni Etaywe unravels the strategic nature of verbal aggression and its impact on audience perception, highlighting both overt and covert methods used in terrorist rhetoric.
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