Infamy: words of the war on terror

Article Abstract:

A close reading of how the choice of words by news media and US officials fairly or unfairly frame the public's perception of the war on terrorism is provided.

English language, War and society, Society, Wars, Media coverage, Terrorism, Jargon (Terminology), World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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Netenclature; a new world of names before the dots

Article Abstract:

Names have become an important commodity in the world of online business, as Web sites vie for appropriate designations. Various site names are discussed.

Usage, Online services, Internet services, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Names

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On Language: judge fights

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An analysis of the origins and usage of the words and phrases "borked", "packing the court" and the newer phrase "court packing" is presented.

Analysis, Language and languages

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