Carlos Yebra López is an Assistant Professor in Spanish Linguistics at California State University, Fullerton, USA. He has a PhD from New York University and is co-editor of Methodologies in Critical Terrorism Studies (2024).
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1 Introduction: Theoretical Framework Methodology and Chapters Part I Contextualisation 2 Spanish 'Terrorism' since the 'Transition to Democracy' Part II Critical Metaphor Analysis 3 The 2004 Madrid Attacks: The Bombings the Perpetrators and the 'Victims' 4 The 2004 Madrid Attacks: Reactions Demonstrations 'Elections ' and the 'Constitution' 5 The 2017 Barcelona Attacks: The Hit and Run the Perpetrators and the 'Victims' 6 The 2017 Barcelona Attacks: Reactions Mourning Spanish 'Democracy ' and Catalan Independence 7 Conclusion: Main Findings and Future Avenues for Research
1 Introduction: Theoretical Framework Methodology and Chapters Part I Contextualisation 2 Spanish 'Terrorism' since the 'Transition to Democracy' Part II Critical Metaphor Analysis 3 The 2004 Madrid Attacks: The Bombings the Perpetrators and the 'Victims' 4 The 2004 Madrid Attacks: Reactions Demonstrations 'Elections ' and the 'Constitution' 5 The 2017 Barcelona Attacks: The Hit and Run the Perpetrators and the 'Victims' 6 The 2017 Barcelona Attacks: Reactions Mourning Spanish 'Democracy ' and Catalan Independence 7 Conclusion: Main Findings and Future Avenues for Research
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