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    “Slitherites” or “Terrorists”?—Spin-doctoring the Combatants.Henry G. Burger - 2002 - American Journal of Semiotics 18 (1-4):209-220.
    The Middle Eastern trouble continues, in part, from a jumbling of names for the two parties. But social science requires precise delineation as each belligerent streamlines a modus operandi. “Terrorist” commonly means “relating to what presently is causing terror”. Therefore, so to term those insurgents is to concede victory to them, without further struggle. One must map the nicknames for each of the tactical variants. In so doing, we find several dozen overlapping terms, such as identity thief, agent provocateur, and (...)
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    “Slitherites” or “Terrorists”?—Spin-doctoring the Combatants.Henry G. Burger - 2002 - American Journal of Semiotics 18 (1-4):209-220.
    The Middle Eastern trouble continues, in part, from a jumbling of names for the two parties. But social science requires precise delineation as each belligerent streamlines a modus operandi. “Terrorist” commonly means “relating to what presently is causing terror”. Therefore, so to term those insurgents is to concede victory to them, without further struggle. One must map the nicknames for each of the tactical variants. In so doing, we find several dozen overlapping terms, such as identity thief, agent provocateur, and (...)
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    The micro-grading of procedural words as a metric of behaviors: The evolutionary sequenceability of verbs.Henry G. Burger - 1999 - Semiotica 124 (3-4):269-298.
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