The thresholds of violence - how terrorism arises through language

This book addresses the linguistic structure of the discourse of violence, represented by the discourse of the terrorist organization ISIS, this discourse which branded itself with the discourse of brutality, through revealing its initial entry points, which are "the thresholds", and reading the formations of violence and terrorism through this important door of the discourse of violence, in linguistic treatment, accompanied by contemporary research. before the fire dies out, the glow fades, and the destructive bloodshed party of this discourse ends, and things take their natural place. This organization has left its violence, extremism, and terrorism on the lakes of political, strategic, security, diplomatic, and ideological thought more than one circle, and has stirred on the surface of treatments in more than one shape and question mark. However, this research, in its three sections, aims to reveal a dormant and neglected state, but one that is influential and central in viewing this organization, through an approach to the emergence of terrorism via the language of its declaration of its establishment, and the emergence of its branches around the world, its currents, parties, and organizations, spoken by those affiliated with this organization in their statements, announcements, and speeches. If analyzing the fruit of the walnut means breaking it, as Hegel expressed, then the fruit of the walnut here, which the approach aims to break, dismantle, and examine, is those announcements and statements through which this organization declares the launch of its state or the establishment of a branch here or there, in any innocent spot in this world. Number of pages: 112 Publisher: Arab Center Author: Muhammad Al-Dukkan