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" Putting the 'Islam' in Islamism: Religious Language and the Model Muslim as Tools of Propaganda "
Zachary Ross Thomas
Talattof, Kamran
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Latin Dissertation
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English
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804824
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TL49660
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1976086491; 10620549
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Amara, Karim
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Putting the 'Islam' in Islamism: Religious Language and the Model Muslim as Tools of Propaganda\ Zachary Ross ThomasTalattof, Kamran
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The University of Arizona
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2017
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M.A.
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Middle Eastern and North African Studies
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2017
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95
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Committee members: Nassar, Maha; Noorani, Yaseen
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Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-0-355-26355-8
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This work examines how two Islamist forces, the Islamic State and the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, use Islamic messages and themes in their propaganda and narrative in an effort to persuade others to their point of view. It does so through the lens of propaganda analysis and narrative theory, and focuses specifically on the efforts of these groups to create an imaginary “model Muslim” for persuadees to emulate, the use of religiously loaded terms, and the intertwining of government and Islamic themes to create Islamic messages with the intent to persuade.
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Islamic Studies; Middle Eastern Studies; Near Eastern Studies
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Social sciences;Iran;Islamic state;Islamism;Khomeini;Propaganda;Rhetoric
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Talattof, Kamran
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Middle Eastern and North African StudiesThe University of Arizona
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