9/11 In American Culture

by Denzin, Norman K.; Lincoln, Yvonna S.; Weems, Mary; Giroux, Henry A.; Kellner, Douglas; McLaren, Peter; Bratich, Jack Z.; Arnold; Tomaselli, Shepperson; Clough, Patricia Tacineto; Fine, Michelle; Robertson, Joanne; Staller, Karen; Dimitriadis, Greg; Valdi

• ISBN13: 9780759103504
• ISBN10: 075910350X
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2003-01-29
• Publisher: AltaMira Press

Summary

Reader of interpretive social scientist responses to the September 11 disaster

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments	xi
Introduction: 9/11 in American Culture	xiii
Part I: 9/11 as Event
Politics, Democracy and America
CHAPTER 1
"Blood", "Under the World, 9/22/01" MARY WEEMS, 9/22/01	2	(2)
CHAPTER 2
Terrorism and the Fate of Democracy After September 11th HENRY A. GIROUX, 9/24/01	4	(5)
CHAPTER 3
September 11, Terrorism, and Blowback DOUGLAS KELLNER, 10/01/01	9	(12)
CHAPTER 4
The Dialectics of Terrorism: A Marxist Response to September 11 PETER MCLAREN, 12/15/01	21	(20)
CHAPTER 5
Cultural Studies, Immanent War, Everyday Life JACK Z. BRATICH, 9/24/01	41	(3)
CHAPTER 6
What Relevance Cultural Studies Post-September 11th? ARNOLD SHEPPERSON & KEYAN G.TOMASELLI, 11/29/01	44	(6)
Part II: 9/11 as Narrative, Poetics, and Personal Stories
CHAPTER 7
"One Face in the Crowd," "Aftermath" MARY WEEMS, 10/09/01	50	(2)
Bafflement, Terror, the Search for Meaning
CHAPTER 8
Posts Post September 11 PATRICIA TACINETO CLOUGH, 9/22/01	52	(3)
CHAPTER 9
The Mourning After MICHELLE FINE, 10/11/01	55	(8)
CHAPTER 10
Grief in an Appalachian Register YVONNA LINCOLN, 9/24/01	63	(4)
CHAPTER 11
Listening to the Heartbeat of New York: Writings on the Wall JOANNE ROBERTSON, 2/20/02	67	(20)
CHAPTER 12
Relationships-Responsibilities, Once Removed and Ever Connected KAREN STALLER, 2/15/02	87	(6)
CHAPTER 13
Some Thoughts on Recovery GREG DIMITRIADIS, 9/20/01	93	(2)
CHAPTER 14
What is Over? Ruminations From One Who Has Already Lived Through Another September 11 ANGHARAD N. VALDIVIA,12/14/01	95	(4)
CHAPTER 15
What Will We Tell the Children? NORMAN K. DENZIN, 12/13/01	99	(2)
Media Matters
CHAPTER 16
Small World LAUREL RICHARDSON, 9/20/01	101	(3)
CHAPTER 17
Week Four NORMAN K. DENZIN, 11/26/01	104	(3)
CHAPTER 18
Drawing a Line in the Fog JACK Z. BRATICH, 12/13/01	107	(4)
CHAPTER 19
Policing the Porous: Electronic Civil Disobedience after 9/11 HEIDI MARIE BRUSH, 12/12/01	111	(3)
CHAPTER 20
Thank the Lord, It's a War to End all Wars ... Or, How I Learned to Suspend Critical Judgment and Love the Bomb ROBERT W MCCHESNEY, 12/05/01	114	(3)
CHAPTER 21
Coming Apart at the Seam DIERDRE GLENN PAUL, 12/11/01	117	(3)
CHAPTER 22
9/11, Iran, and Americans' Knowledge of the U.S. Role in the World JOEL. KINCHELOE, 12/11/01	120	(3)
CHAPTER 23
French Fries, Fezzes, and Minstrels: The Hollywoodization of Islam SHIRLEY STEINBERG, 12/13/01	123	(6)
CHAPTER 24
The WTC Image Complex: A Critical View on a Culture of the Shifting Image BIRGIT RICHARD, 12/10/01	129	(5)
The Voices of Cultural Studies, Medicine and Interpretive Social Science
CHAPTER 25
After 9/11: Thinking About the Global, Thinking About Postcolonial CAMERON MCCARTHY, 12/17/01	134	(6)
CHAPTER 26
Working It Through: Interpretive Sociology After 9/11/01 VIRGINIA OLESEN, 11/12/01	140	(2)
CHAPTER 27
Higher Education and September 11th CARY NELSON, 12/05/01	142	(5)
CHAPTER 28
George Bush, Apocalypse Sometime Soon, and the American Imperium PETER MCLAREN, 2/22/02	147	(6)
CHAPTER 29
The "Axis of Evil," Operation Infinite War, and Bush's Attacks on Democracy DOUGLAS KELLNER, 2/18/02	153	(4)
CHAPTER 30
September 11 and the Global Implications of Interpretive Inquiry KENNETH J. GERGEN, 11/13/01	157	(3)
CHAPTER 31
A Time for Butterflies and Salmon WILLIAM L. MILLER, 11/12/01	160	(2)
CHAPTER 32
The Heart of the Matter ANTON J. KUZEL, 11/12/01	162	(3)
CHAPTER 33
September 11, 2001: Changing the Ways of the World MARY GERGEN, 11/15/01	165	(3)
CHAPTER 34
Tenets of Terror KATHY CHARMAZ, 11/12/01	168	(2)
CHAPTER 35
Alone and Together: A Reflection for (Qualitative Inquiry on the Terror Attack DAVYDD J. GREENWOOD, 10/13/01	170	(2)
CHAPTER 36
Educating Students from Abroad: Possibilities for Peace and Research SHULAMIT REINHARZ, 11/16/01	172	(4)
Part III: Living in the Present
CHAPTER 37
War Games STACEYANN CHIN, 11/11/01	176	(2)
CHAPTER 38
Thoughts Beyond Fear LOIS WEIS, 11/15/01	178	(2)
CHAPTER 39
Love Survives ARTHUR P BOCHNER, 11/17/01	180	(8)
CHAPTER 40
Take No Chances CAROLYN ELLIS, 11/15/01	188	(6)
CHAPTER 41
Show Me a Sign IVAN BRADY, 10/08/01	194	(4)
CHAPTER 42
A Walk in the Olive Grove WILLIAM G.TIERNEY, 11/26/01	198	(3)
CHAPTER 43
From Sea to Shining Sea: Stories, Counterstories, and the Discourse of Patriotism GERARDO R. LOPEZ, 11/19/01	201	(3)
CHAPTER 44
Fieldnotes from Our War Zone: Living in America During the Aftermath of September Eleventh H. L. GOODALL JR., 11/15/01	204	(14)
CHAPTER 45
What Kind of Mother ... ? An Ethnographic Short Story KAREN SCOTT HOY, 10/11/01	218	(6)
CHAPTER 46
Poetry TRACY K. LEWIS, 11/14/01	224	(2)
CHAPTER 47
Happy PATRICIA GEIST MARTIN, 11/06/01	226	(3)
CHAPTER 48
9/11, Who are We? JAMES JOSEPH SCHEURICH, 1/03/02	229	(3)
CHAPTER 49
The Death of Ordinariness: Living, Learning, and Relating in the Age of Anxiety CHRISTOPHER N. POULOS, 1/05/02	232	(12)
CHAPTER 50
Democracy and the Politics of Terrorism: Community, Fear, and the Supression of Dissent HENRY A. GIROUX, 3/20/02	244	(8)
CHAPTER 51
It's Your World, I'm Just trying to Explain It: Understanding Our Epistemological and Methodological Challenges GLORIA LADSON-BILLINGS 4/16/02	252	(7)
CHAPTER 52
9/11 & The Poetics of Complicity: A Love Poem for a Hurt Nation STEPHEN JOHN HARTNETT, 3/07/02	259	(13)
Afterword: Marching Orders for a Divided Nation, Renewed Commitment for an Engaged Social Science	272	(5)
APPENDIX A
Post-9/11 Timeline	277	(4)
APPENDIX B
September 11 Web Resources	281	(2)
About the Editors	283	(2)
Credits	285