Acknowledgments -- Intercultural rhetorics and the nature of American exceptionalist argumentation -- American myths, the beginning of the global war on terrorism, and the decade-long "manhunt" for Bin Laden -- Cosmopolitanism and international reactions to the Bin Laden raid -- Presidential politics, imperial presidencies, and the early strategic usages of "the situation room" -- Liberal exceptionalism and ambivalent American critiques of the Bin Laden raid -- No easy day : Mark Owen's raiding tale, presidential appearances, and the new American exceptionalism -- The Bin Laden raid at the Cineplex: Zero Dark Thirty, intertexuality and the future of America's overseas contingency operations -- Bibliography.
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Critical intercultural communication studies, 1528-6118 ; Vol. 18
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