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Abstract
This study examines how US media, specifically *Time* magazine, portrayed Pakistan's relationship with the Taliban in the decade following 9/11. Using corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis, the study analyzes the frequency of mentions, significant collocates, and semantic categorization of terms related to Pakistan and the Taliban. The analysis reveals a consistent link between Pakistan and Taliban groups, highlighting ambiguity in the portrayal of the Taliban and suggesting that Pakistan's role is presented as complex and not fitting neatly into a simple "ally vs. enemy" binary.
Publisher
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS
Published On
Jul 05, 2024
Authors
Ayisha Khurshid
Tags
US media
Pakistan
Taliban
critical discourse analysis
post-9/11
media portrayal
ambiguity
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