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A Comparison of two newspaper responses to the aftermath of September the eleventh.
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Lucy Emily Murphy Language: Media English Coursework A Comparison of two newspaper responses to the aftermath of September the eleventh. September the 11th is a date that will stick in our minds forever. The media response to the attacks was uncontainable and the news of the attacks spread around the world in a matter of minutes. After the attacks George Bush started to suggest attacking Afghanistan, and he started preparing the allied forces. The media started responding with headlines describing the attacks as an 'Apocolypse' and also using words like 'evil.' The attacks triggered a response that had had never been seen before in mankind. I will examine two approaches to the attacking of Afghanistan I will compare the articles "Americans want action. And they're right" written by Harold Evans and the article "How can the U.S bomb this tragic people" by Robert Fisk. In the headline "Americans want action. And they're...
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