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The Politics Of Recontextualization: Discursive Competition Over Claims Of Iranian Involvement In Iraq, Adam Hodges
The Politics Of Recontextualization: Discursive Competition Over Claims Of Iranian Involvement In Iraq, Adam Hodges
Adam Hodges
The representation of issues, especially those that are highly contested or ambiguous, is an ongoing process always subject to challenge and new re-presentations. This article explores the discursive competition between journalists and White House officials over the recontextualization of words spoken by General Peter Pace, which seemingly cast doubt on White House claims of Iranian involvement in Iraq. Pace's words, along with those spoken by White House Press Secretary Tony Snow and President George W. Bush in their appearances before the press, enter into a web of intertextual connections involved in the contestation over the `truth' of the matter. The …
The Adversary System Is Dead: Long Live The Adversary System: The Trial Judge As The Great Equalizer In Criminal Trials, Mary Sue Backus
The Adversary System Is Dead: Long Live The Adversary System: The Trial Judge As The Great Equalizer In Criminal Trials, Mary Sue Backus
Mary Sue Backus
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