Titlebook: Globalization, Political Violence and Translation; Esperanza Bielsa (Lecturer),Christopher W. Hughes Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

Solace

Gang der empirischen Untersuchungand interactional status is almost always contingent on more powerful players. The fact that translators may have communication rights granted to or withheld from them in certain social or institutional contexts is itself of considerable interest and perhaps highlights the contradictory esteem in wh

Jingoism

Optimierung der langfristigen Finanzierung,n largely from the point of view of dominant groups and constituencies.. This s particularly evident in frameworks such as skopos theory, which prioritizes the role of the commissioner in a typically affluent industrial setting, and norm theory, which privileges mainstream values as realized in sanc

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Globalization, Political Violence and Translation: an Introductionion of worldwide connectivity produces and is manifested not only in the increased circulation of capital, people, commodities and information, but also in a heightened potential for destruction on a global scale. Violence, insecurity and fear have always been part of human history. However, never b

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expository

Translating Terror: Siting Truth, Justice and Rights amidst the Two ‘Terror’ Warsisual texts as with the . fatwas of Osama Bin Laden. The bodies of suicide bombers and their victims, and the countless number of those incarcerated just on suspicion of terrorism, provide another series of texts of ‘terror’. And the bodies at war in Iraq speak to us of the meanings of the two ‘terr

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Ethics and Violence since we do not know the artistic subject who created it and to what end. Neither as the best planned rebellious act against the greatest power. What politics lie behind it and where would that take us? Nor is it the best proof that history has not ended, the refutation of all those postmodern disc

reflection

The Sovereign, the Martyr and ‘Just War’ beyond the ,: the Dilemma of Political Theology, Discussed h one would have assumed had long since been consigned to rhetorical and iconographic history. The talk of ‘holy’ or ‘just’ war and of ‘rogue states’, the phenomenon of suicide bombers who conceive of themselves as martyrs, together with the controversies over international law, sovereignty and huma

Slit-Lamp

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Missiles in Athens and Tanks at Heathrow: Urban Security and the Materialization of ‘Global’ Threatnique. The use of the ‘inclusive . (Atkinson 1984), is understood here as one important indication of the ways in which political discourse prepares, accompanies and justifies actions taken in the name of public security. Extensively deployed throughout political speech (and evident to a lesser exte