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... common difficulty for the reader as well as the English leaner. Being a student of English, I would like to present structural features of the English news story so that the readers and learner ... ANALASIS OF THE STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF ENGLISH NEWS STORY 13 2.1 Structure of paragraph 13 2.1.1 Headline in English news story 14 2.1.2 Topic sentence in English news story 18 2.1.2.1 Form features ... 47 DECLARATION Title: A STUDY ON THE STRUCTURAL FEATUES OF ENGLISH NEWS STORY (Graduation Paper submitted in Partial Fulfillment for B.A Degree in English) I certify that no part of the above report...

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... that it did not appear this way to nineteenth-century English liberals is one of my points of departure. Liberal English fictions about the English Irish relation consistently assume, rather, that ... important bearing on English colonial discourse about the Irish, and on the project of English nation-formation. Here again I am concerned to demonstrate not just the bigotry of English attitudes ... argue, a characteristically middle-class  Allegories of Union in Irish and English writing ALLEGORIES OF UNION IN IRISH AND ENGLISH WRITING, – Politics, History, and the Family from Edgeworth...

... that the problem of the gap between human rights theory and practice can only be solved by looking outside the human rights logic. Bentham famously described the rights of man as ‘Nonsense upon stilts’, ... Acknowledgements 25Toquotehim:‘Liberaljurisprudenceclaimsthatrightsandhumanrightsare historically,structurallyandpoliticallyindistinguishable Butwemustresistthis equalisationofrights(thebuildingblocksofeverypositivism)andhumanrights, whicharethepromisesofafutureandthecritiqueofallpositivelawandsystemof rights :Douzinas,EndofHumanRights,at373–4. 26BerdalAralmakesthispointinanarticleaboutOttomanrule:‘[An]obvious differencebetweenIslamandmodernhumanrightsdoctrinedoesnotimplythat societieslivingunderIslamicrulearesubjecttoarbitraryruleoreventooppression’: BerdalAral,‘TheIdeaofHumanRightsasPerceivedintheOttomanEmpire’(2004) 26HumanRightsQuarterly454–82,at461. 27Seee.g.WendyBrown’sarticlepurposelyentitled‘“TheMostWeCanHopeFor ... ”: HumanRightsandthePoliticsofFatalism’. 28ForexampleBrownseemsinterestedneitherinaliberalnorahumanrightsper- spective;Benthamwasaliberalbutdidnotbelieveinhumanrights. 29ForexcellentlegalcommentariesontheConvention,seereferencesgiveninnote1of Chapter2. 30Critiqueswhicharenotdiscussedinthebookbutwouldhavebeenhighlyrelevant includecommunitarianism,criticalracetheoryandstrandswithinthecriticallegal studiesmovement. 31Marie-Be ´ ne ´ dicteDembour,‘HumanRightsTalkandAnthropologicalAmbivalence: TheParticularContextsofUniversalClaims’,inOliviaHarris(ed.),Insideand OutsidetheLaw:AnthropologicalStudiesofAuthorityandAmbiguity(London: Routledge,1996)19–40. 32ToborrowanexpressionfoundinDouzinas,EndofHumanRights,at4. 33Thus,togiveafewexamples,IsurmiseinChapter8thatJackDonnelly(Politics), AlanGewirth(Philosophy),MichaelPerry(Law)andMichaelFreeman(Govern- ment)arenaturalscholars;MichaelIgnatieff(History),ConorGearty(Law)and RichardWilson(Anthropology)deliberativescholars;UpendraBaxi(Law),Costas Douzinas(Law),GuyHaarscher(Philosophy)andKenBooth(InternationalPolitics) protestscholars;TalalAsad(Anthropology),WendyBrown(Politics),MakauMutua (Law)andmyself(Law,withatraininginAnthropology)discoursescholars.Asthis briefpresentationmakesclear,Idonotbelievethatfault-linesinscholarlydebates abouthumanrightsfollowdisciplinaryboundaries. 34Thus,MichaelIgnatieffqualifiesareligious-likeapproachtohumanrightsas‘ido- latry’:Ignatieff,HumanRights.Thissecular-likeapproachtohumanrights(which doesnotpreventdeliberativescholarsfrombeingreligiousintheprimarysenseof theterm)isalsohumanist:Fagan,‘ParadoxicalBedfellows’. 35IthinkIshouldbeallowedtheuseoftheword‘disciple’:GuyHaarscher,whom IclassifyasaprotestscholarinChapter8,usestheFrenchword‘dressage’(literally training,...

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