Titlebook: Discursive Constructions of Identity in European Politics; Richard C. M. Mole Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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不如樂(lè)死去

The Power of Metaphor: Consent, Dissent and Revolutioner since they help to organise social life in a certain fashion. Metaphors tell you what things are and how they hang together; metaphors define the relationship between superiors and subordinates and between social classes; they identify social problems and their solutions and tell us what is feasible, laudable and true.

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Limits to Sustainable Use of Wood Biomassrun-up to the French and Dutch referenda on the EU Constitution, these developments have in turn provoked much debate on the relationship between Europe and the nation-state and on the potential emergence of an incipient European identity.

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Anthony Deos,Geoffrey Allen Pigman the West’, between the Commonwealth of Independent States, which they refused to join, and the EU and NATO, membership of which appeared to be some way off (Dean, 1996, p. 19). The danger of this situation, they argued, was that history could repeat itself and their states could once again find themselves sucked into Russia’s sphere of influence.

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Cytokines

Discursive Identities/Identity Discourses and Political Powerrun-up to the French and Dutch referenda on the EU Constitution, these developments have in turn provoked much debate on the relationship between Europe and the nation-state and on the potential emergence of an incipient European identity.

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The Tale-End of History: Literary Form, Historiography and the Danish (Post)-National Imaginationdifficulty of categorising Dinesen’s own oeuvre (Selboe, 2002, p. 480) but it also encapsulates two inter-related problems in literary studies: how do we draw the lines between literary (and, indeed, non-literary) genres? And how do we conceive of the relations between literature and identity, between text, individual and community?

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Shifting Discourses: Banal Nationalism and Cultural Intimacy in Greek Television News and Everyday Ld in this chapter was stimulated by these observations and in particular by the question as to whether the sensationalist manner of news reporting had an impact on the expressions of nationalist feelings.