10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCANDALISATION»
Discover the use of
scandalisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scandalisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Contempt of Court and Freedom of Speech : Exploring Gender ...
... place of imprisonment • “Judges as referee • “Judges as referee notion” notso
notion” is predominant • No such Scandalisation “Outrage” • Due importance
importancetoapologies to apologies in equivalent proceedings • Now
scandalisation ...
2
Developments: Child, Image, Nation
(Raven 2001:5) The arbitrariness of our scandalisation and its equally likely
response of titillation was expressed within the programme's fake commercial
break, with the screening of 'ads' for two contrasting programmes bearing the
same ...
3
Henriques and Winter on Local Authority Prosecutions
... 101 misleading court 99–100 mitigation 102 personal opinion, expression of
101 relevant authorities, provision of 99 scandalisation of witnesses 101 source
99 vilification of witness 101 personal opinion, expression of 101 scandalisation
of ...
4
European Anti-Catholicism in a Comparative and Transnational ...
There was a transnational dimension to the medial techniques and transfer of
scandalisation: the Mortara affair of 1858, for example, where there was a forced
baptism of a young Jewish man (Kertzer 1997; Verhoeven 2010) and the Ubryk ...
Yvonne Maria Werner, Jonas Harvard, 2013
5
Media, Religion and Conflict
This scandalisation of 'guest workers' reflected some of the most marked social
tensions in Switzerland after World War II (Buomberger, 2004) and a true crisis of
identity (Imhof, 2006b). The situation calmed in the mid-1970s after a majority of ...
Dr Lee Marsden, Heather Savigny, 2013
6
Educational Studies in Europe: Amsterdam and Berlin Compared
Scandalisation and dramatisation of the environmental topic gave rise to a critical
awareness that prevented the successful processing of the subject with the help
of strategies 1 (plausibilisation of a de-dramatising diagnosis) or 2 (weighing up ...
7
Political Journalism: New Challenges, New Practices
... Professionalproject • Scandalisation Politicisation through national politics •
Fourorfiveyearsin Brussels • Professionalisation of the source–journalist
relationship • Editorial project (for example, 'Prodi killers') • Scandalisation
through national ...
Raymond Kuhn, Erik Neveu, 2003
98a (c) signs; (d) visible representation; (e) any other form of representation; (f )
doing any act, having such effect. CI. (1): Scandalisation of any Court. 1. So far as
India is concerned, by virtue of this express provision in the Act of 1971, it would ...
9
The Supreme Court Millennium Digest
Allegations based only on basis of articles in newspaper and news Magazine —
Though irrelevant, it was an assault on majesty of Justice, affront to authority of
law the gravest contumacious conduct and scurrilous scandalisation of the Court.
India. Supreme Court, V. R. Manohar, Chitaley W. W., 2000
10
The Law Reports. Queen's Bench Division
New Statesman (Editor), Ex parte Director of Public Prosecutions* where the
distinction between legitimate criticism of a judge and imputations of unfairness
were considered, there was properly found to have been a scandalisation of the ...
Great Britain. Court of Appeal, Great Britain. Court of Appeal. Criminal Division, Great Britain. Employment Appeal Tribunal, 1968
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCANDALISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
scandalisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Narendra Modi government gets defensive over Gopal …
... kept insulated from scandalisation. The government had rejected his name and returned the file over his name while accepting the recommendation related to ... «Daily News & Analysis, Jul 14»
Former Solicitor General Gopal Subramaniam withdraws his …
Judicial institution must be insulated against scandalisation of this kind. I think executive has as much a role to play in judicial appointments," he added. «Daily News & Analysis, Jun 14»
ZAMTROP account-symbol of corruption or propaganda
As it increasingly veered off course, it relied heavily upon propaganda, scandalisation of persons accused and rode on distorted facts. At this stage and after ... «Zambian Watchdog, May 10»
