Titlebook: Remembering 9/11; Terror, Trauma and S Victor Jeleniewski Seidler Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

Exposition

Islam, Civilizations and Terror,ally unprepared people in the West were because our inherited intellectual traditions seemed to treat religion as a separate field, so that many of us had to come to terms with how little we had learnt about Islam and its place in the cultural history of the world.

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Oration

Recovering Bodies,earnt that life cannot be controlled and that your life and possible future can be transformed in a moment. We need to think beyond the terms of language and cultural discourses to engage with the different everyday moral decisions and predicaments that people were faced with after 9/11.

錯(cuò)

,Conclusions: Remembering Terror and Trauma — Embodying Social Theory in an Age of Global Fear,s “heroes” for their “l(fā)et’s roll” machismo, and New York City firemen were celebrated as icons of American courage. Meanwhile, the more obvious “victims” of the day — Wall Street stockbrokers, “falling bodies”, women, and widows — were shunted off the national stage.’

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Witnessing Terror,sion because she felt that something profoundly . was taking place. She saw the second plane as it struck the second tower live. She was shocked and told me what was happening. She said that . I was watching what was happening, I would understand more of what was happening.

自愛(ài)

Modernity, Islam and Fundamentalisms,. that has been able to attract people across generations. We have also seen the appeal that religious traditions can have in the West as a response to the uncertainties of migrant experiences, especially for second-generation migrants.

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HARP

Hatred, Global Power and Terror,tween the administration and the people, who for a while at least were raising uncomfortable questions. This space of questioning was not easily remembered, for it was soon closed down as an . was framed who had to suffer the revenge of the full force of US military power. In this way alone, pride was to be regained.

貪心

Freedom, Anger and Global Power,ically denied. It then goes on to explore how relationships between the USA and Europe were redefined in the aftermath of 9/11 through the preparations of building a ‘coalition of the willing’ that would, after the war in Afghanistan against the Taliban, confront Saddam Hussein’s threat of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) by attacking Iraq..

AWRY

,Introduction: Remembering 9/11 — Terror, Trauma and Social Theory,o we reflect back and remember as the years pass to the seminal moment in the Bush administration knowing all that we do about what was to come after? How do we take account of the fact that memories are . fixed and bound, but often travel across different media and are fluid, mobile and unbound? Ho