A comparative study of memorialisation and reconstruction in post-terrorist bomb sites, which argues that security practices are fundamentally connected to death anxiety.
A comparative study of memorialisation and reconstruction in post-terrorist bomb sites, which argues that security practices are fundamentally connected to death anxiety.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Charlotte Heath-Kelly is Professor of Counterterrorism and Public Policy at the University of Warwick
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Introduction: death and security - the only two certainties 1. The problem of dying while resilient 2. Containing the spectacle: disaster management 3. Reflecting absence? Disaster recovery and the World Trade Center 4. Reclaiming place and self-harming architecture: Norwegian experiences of death and security 5. Mutating disaster space: itinerant death at the Ground Zero Mosque and the Bali bombsite 6. Bombs without bombsites: memory and security without visibility Conclusion: pathologising security through Lacanian desire Index
Introduction: death and security - the only two certainties 1. The problem of dying while resilient 2. Containing the spectacle: disaster management 3. Reflecting absence? Disaster recovery and the World Trade Center 4. Reclaiming place and self-harming architecture: Norwegian experiences of death and security 5. Mutating disaster space: itinerant death at the Ground Zero Mosque and the Bali bombsite 6. Bombs without bombsites: memory and security without visibility Conclusion: pathologising security through Lacanian desire Index
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