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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"9/11 Literature"”.
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EXTREMELY VISUAL & INCREDIBLY COMMUNAL: TRAUMA, MULTIMODALITY, AND 9/11 LITERATURE
… to the event unfolding in downtown New York. “9/11,” as it was metonymically abbreviated, was marked by visuality. While people around the world watched from afar and Manhattan residents experienced the crashing planes, crumbling towers, and billowing ash first-hand, the day was marked by the …
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EXTREMELY VISUAL & INCREDIBLY COMMUNAL: TRAUMA, MULTIMODALITY, AND 9/11 LITERATURE
… to the event unfolding in downtown New York. “9/11,” as it was metonymically abbreviated, was marked by visuality. While people around the world watched from afar and Manhattan residents experienced the crashing planes, crumbling towers, and billowing ash first-hand, the day was marked by the …
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Beyond '9/11': counter-narratives of grief in post-9/11 literature
… have explored grief in response to the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks. It sets out to answer four key questions: is there anything to be gained — politically, socially, ethically, and aesthetically — from lived experiences of grief? How do the texts engage with the grief of abject and …
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"The fullest possible account": Knowledge and Exceptionalism in Post-9/11 Literature
… exceptionalism, contending that the September 11th attacks undermine the nation's sense of its scientific superiority and result in the creation of a body of 21st-century literature that explores the country's position as a technological superpower. Specifically, because September 11th counters …
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A Falling Sky: A Novel
<p>In the days following the attacks of September 11th, 2001, writers of fiction and non-fiction, poets, and screenwriters struggled with how and when to put to use their craft as a way to, not only express their feelings about the event, but to do their part' to help assuage the grief felt by the …
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Traditional and interactive documentaries : an exploration of audience response to September 11 documentaries in different formats.
On September 11, 2001, two planes crashed into the two tallest buildings in the New York City skyline, the most horrific act of terrorism on U.S. soil to date. A country devastated, the United States began the long road to recovery, prevention and retaliation. In response, screenwriters have …
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Guerrilla Warfare and Terrorism: The Distinctions Between Them and Their Implications in the War on Terror and Beyond
… and guerrilla warfare found in the academic literature. The analysis conducted here draws on definitions of these terms found in articles in two of the top journals in the field: Terrorism and Political Violence and Studies in Conflict and Terrorism. Following the model provided by Weinberg …