The role of government and society in social media is urgently needed as a counter-narratives propaganda from terrorist group to against the spread narratives hoax, intolerance, extremism radicalism. However, there still bias building groups. It necessary carry out deconstruction efforts prevent terrorism through media. This study uses virtual ethnographic approach see how far construction coun...

The paper analysed the novel Koogai (2015), written by Cho. Dharman. looked at alternative discourses in text. owed theoretical framework from Nancy Fraser’s idea of counterpublic. dives deeper into text to underline relevance language, motifs, myths and legends create a counter narrative against established narrative. I have attempted provide an insight regarding how Dalit writers interrogate ...

European migration scholars are increasingly interested in people's onward migrations and secondary movements. This paper takes a critical look at the conceptual underpinnings of this subfield by indicating how lexicon frames migratory processes as staged process, involving South–North directionality hinting gradual progress for migrants question. “grand narrative” is anchored reproduced EU’s o...

This paper introduces the narrative network as a device for representing patterns of “technology in use.” The narrative network offers a novel conceptual vocabulary for the description of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and their relationship to organizational forms. We argue that as ICTs have become increasingly modular and recombinable, so have organizational processes and f...

In this paper we study topology of the variety of closed pla-nar n-gons with given side lengths l1,. .. , ln. The moduli space M ℓ where ℓ = (l1,. .. , ln), encodes the shapes of all such n-gons. We describe the Betti numbers of the moduli spaces M ℓ as functions of the length vector ℓ = (l1,. .. , ln). We also find sharp upper bounds on the sum of Betti numbers of M ℓ depending only on the num...

There has been a tendency to construct the teaching profession through narrative of ‘crisis’ which places particular emphasis on high rates attrition and poor wellbeing driven by demanding work culture. Drawing qualitative data from mixed-methods study, this paper examines teachers' responses reforms English secondary education. It presents evidence that supports ‘profession in crisis’ with man...

This article analyses British and American justifications for military intervention in the decade following 9/11. Taking Afghanistan in 2001 and Libya in 2011 as the main case studies, the article explores the ways in which political elites attempt to achieve policy dominance through rhetorical coercion, whereby potential opponents are left unable to formulate a socially sustainable rebuttal. S...

Participants with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and participants with a trauma but without PTSD wrote narratives of their trauma and, for comparison, of the most-important and the happiest events that occurred within a year of their trauma. They then rated these three events on coherence. Based on participants' self-ratings and on naïve-observer scorings of the participants' narratives, ...