9/11 in American Culture by Denzin, Norman K. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Crossroads in Qualitative Inquiry Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 9/11 in American Culture I - 9/11 AS EVENT

I - “Blood”, “Under the World, 9/22/01”

Blood Under the World, 9/22/01

2 - Terrorism and the Fate of Democracy after September 11

References

3 - September 11, Terrorism, and Blowback

Social Theory, Falsification, and the Events of History Social Discourses, the Media, and the Crisis of Democracy The Bush Administrations, the CIA, and Blowback Concluding Remarks Notes References

4 - The Dialectics of Terrorism

Part One: Remembering to Forget References

5 - Cultural Studies, Immanent War, Everyday Life

September 24, 2001 References

6 - What Relevance Cultural Studies Post-September 11th?

References

II - 9/11 AS NARRATIVE, POETICS, AND PERSONAL STORIES

7 - “One Face in the Crowd,” “Aftermath”

One Face in the Crowd Aftermath

8 - Posts Post September 11

E-mail September 13, 2001 E-mail September 21, 2001 E-mail September 23, 2001

9 - The Mourning After

12.September 14.September Interpretive Social Science as Critical Democratic Engagement in Times of Terror Lives and Politics; Grief and Analysis Studying Beneath Ideologies The World Splits Open When Girls and Women Speak The Power of Those Who Stand Alone The Body as a Carrier of Social Emotion The Knowledge of Global Oppression Inside Historically Marginalized Communities References

10 - Grief in an Appalachian Register 11 - Listening to the Heartbeat of New York Writings on the Wall

Introduction Bibliography Notes

12 - Relationships—Responsibilities, Once Removed and Ever Connected

Filtering the News Working through the Filters References

13 - Some Thoughts on Recovery 14 - What Is Over? Ruminations From One Who Has Already Lived Through Another September 11 15 - What Will We Tell the Children?

What Will We Tell the Children? What Will We Tell the Children? What Will We Tell the Children? References

16 - Small World

Spring 1942 July 1942 Days, Weeks, Months, Years September 11, 2001 September 19, 2001

17 - Week Four

References

18 - Drawing a Line in the Fog

December 13, 2001 References

19 - Policing the Porous

References

20 - Thank the Lord, It’s a War to End All Wars ... Or, How I Learned to Suspend Critical Judgment and Love the Bomb 21 - Coming Apart at the Seam

References

22 - 9/11, Iran, and Americans’ Knowledge of the U.S. Role in the World 23 - French Fries, Fezzes, and Minstrels The Hollywoodization of Islam

Identity Construction Bullets References

24 - The WTC Image Complex A Critical View on a Culture of the Shifting Image

Shifting Images and Image Neighborhoods The Bert and Bin Laden Story You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet, but Maybe Later: A Critical Focus on Shifting Images References

25 - After 9/11—Thinking About the Global, Thinking About Postcolonial

Defining Postcolonialism Linking the Postcolonial to Debates Over School Knowledge—A Personal Story Returning to 9/11, Fundamentalism, and the Struggle for Meaning References

26 - Working It Through 27 - Higher Education and September 11th 28 - George Bush, Apocalypse Sometime Soon, and the American Imperium

References

29 - “The Axis of Evil,” Operation Infinite War, and Bush’s Attacks on Democracy

Notes References

30 - September 11 and the Global Implications of Interpretive Inquiry 31 - A Time for Butterflies and Salmon 32 - The Heart of the Matter

Notes References

33 - September 11, 2001 Changing the Ways of the World 34 - Tenets of Terror 35 - Alone and Together

Spain, October 6-11, 2001

36 - Educating Students from Abroad Possibilities for Peace and Research

Reference

III - LIVING IN THE PRESENT

37 - War Games

Allegiance Flags

38 - Thoughts Beyond Fear

September 11, 2001 October 2

39 - Love Survives

REFERENCES

40 - Take No Chances 41 - Show Me a Sign

Torn Shawl Pipers

42 - A Walk in the Olive Grove 43 - From Sea to Shining Sea

References

44 - Fieldnotes from Our War Zone 45 - What Kind of Mother ...? An Ethnographic Short Story 46 - Poetry

September 11 Untitled

47 - Happy 48 - 9/11, Who Are We? 49 - The Death of Ordinariness

The Age of Anxiety Anxiety and Response Community and Family To Teach? Return Notes References

50 - Democracy and the Politics of Terrorism

References

51 - It’s Your World, I’m Just Trying to Explain It

What This Means for Research References Note

52 - 9/11 and the Poetics of Complicity A Love Poem for a Hurt Nation

I. Terrors II. Home Fronts III. Complicity Notes References

Afterword - Marching Orders for a Divided Nation, Renewed Commitment for an Engaged Social Science About the Editors Credits

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