Sentence examples for war discourse from inspiring English sources

Game theory, he argues, isn't just part of "hegemonic cold war discourse," but what the political scientist James Scott called a subversive "weapon of the weak".

For those who wish to look at the way the cold war discourse shaped culture, you can do worse than have secondary students investigate the "red scare".

Since this is a postmodern media age, we learned the war discourse in real time, discovering that what we thought was a bomb was often just a "sonic boom", the blast-like noise caused by an aircraft or other object travelling faster than the speed of sound.

The winds of cyber war discourse are ever changing.

It complicates the often-uncontested linkage between honor and espionage by examining the show's portrayal of motherhood within the context of Cold War discourse of mothers as a source of corruption.

In John Brown's Body, Franny Nudelman argues that Civil War discourse abstracts the individual body so as to foster a collectivity that perpetuates subordination to the state and its demand for more bodies.2 By extending Nudelman's challenge to unmask the abstractions of power, Stowe's text may be read as operating in a fashion similar to the discourse Nudelman explores.

The BBSU's final report, issued in 1946, provided Zuckerman with a high profile forum for laying the exaggerated inter-war discourse of civilian vulnerability to rest, concluding that the misguided emphasis on undermining civilian morale had unnecessarily prolonged the war.

Unfortunately, this war's discourse has not yet focused on whom the United States will meet at its negotiations.

So much of western self-perception and intellectual worldview has been shaped by the moral rhetoric of the cold war, the discourse in which communism featured as a clear enemy, determined to rule the world.

He was a bit more measured a few days later in an interview with The Washington Post, saying that the United States is in a "civil war of discourse. . . a civil war of conduct," triggered mostly by liberals and the media's coverage of the Trump presidency.

Even after the collapse of military regime of 1987, which was then followed by the fall of the really existed socialism and European Cold War, anticommunist discourse in South Korea was reinvigorated on the surge of the labor strikes and the social movements.