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Framing Martial Law: Intellectuals as Signifying Agents in the Marcos Dictatorship
Scholars have tended to either discount the role played by intellectuals in authoritarian regimes— or, when they do highlight the role of intellectuals, reduce their roles to that of merely providing technical or administrative support to such regimes. Drawing largely from collective action frame li
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