Political Science

The portrayal of Pakistan as whited sepulture against the Taliban: a case study of American media

A. Khurshid

This research by Ayisha Khurshid explores the nuanced portrayal of Pakistan's relationship with the Taliban in *Time* magazine following 9/11. By conducting a corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis, the study reveals complex narratives that challenge the simplistic ally-enemy dichotomy, providing deeper insights into the media's role in shaping public perception.

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