Threat Communication and the US Order after 9/11
Medial Reflections
Herausgeber: Ossa, Vanessa; Wilde, Lukas R a; Scheu, David
Threat Communication and the US Order after 9/11
Medial Reflections
Herausgeber: Ossa, Vanessa; Wilde, Lukas R a; Scheu, David
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This volume investigates the perception of threat, with particular regard to the roles, functions, and agencies of various types of media.
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This volume investigates the perception of threat, with particular regard to the roles, functions, and agencies of various types of media.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 196
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367246556
- ISBN-10: 0367246554
- Artikelnr.: 60021790
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 196
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367246556
- ISBN-10: 0367246554
- Artikelnr.: 60021790
Vanessa Ossa is a research associate at the University of Cologne. As a former member of the Collaborative Research Center 923 "Threatened Order-Societies under Stress" her PhD thesis "Sleeping Threats: The Sleeper Agent in Post-9/11 Media" investigates enemy stereotypes during the "War on Terror." David Scheu studied history and politics at the University of Tuebingen and the University of Leeds. He has been working on his PhD as a research associate at the CRC 923 "Threatened Order-Societies under Stress." His main areas of interest are contemporary US-American foreign policy and the collective identity constructions within the United States. Lukas R.A. Wilde is a research associate at Tuebingen University's Department for Media Studies, Germany. His dissertation on the functions of 'characters' (kyara) within contemporary Japanese society received the Roland-Faelske-Award in 2018. His main areas of interest are visual communication, picture theory, and media theory.
Foreword 1. Introducing Medial Reflections: Threat Communication and the
US-American Order after 9/11 2. Reflecting the Mediality of Threat with
Anders' Phantom and Derrida's Specter 3. The "War on Terror" Identity
Narrative in Politics and Media 4. The Sleeper Agent as Ambivalent Figure
in Post-9/11 Threat Communication 5. The Banality of Militarism in the Late
"War on Terror" 6. Bipolar Citizenship: Security State Allegory from the
"War on Terror" to the Obama Era 7. Prison Selfies: Spectacle,
Invisibility, and the Normalcy of Exceptional Brutality 8. "Non-Offensive
Computation": Project Maven and Google's Discourse of Drone Power
9.Unravelling the "Trump Shock," or: The Intertwined Threat Communication
of "Post-11/9" 10. "Once More With Feeling": Trump, Premediation, and 21st
Century
US-American Order after 9/11 2. Reflecting the Mediality of Threat with
Anders' Phantom and Derrida's Specter 3. The "War on Terror" Identity
Narrative in Politics and Media 4. The Sleeper Agent as Ambivalent Figure
in Post-9/11 Threat Communication 5. The Banality of Militarism in the Late
"War on Terror" 6. Bipolar Citizenship: Security State Allegory from the
"War on Terror" to the Obama Era 7. Prison Selfies: Spectacle,
Invisibility, and the Normalcy of Exceptional Brutality 8. "Non-Offensive
Computation": Project Maven and Google's Discourse of Drone Power
9.Unravelling the "Trump Shock," or: The Intertwined Threat Communication
of "Post-11/9" 10. "Once More With Feeling": Trump, Premediation, and 21st
Century
Foreword 1. Introducing Medial Reflections: Threat Communication and the
US-American Order after 9/11 2. Reflecting the Mediality of Threat with
Anders' Phantom and Derrida's Specter 3. The "War on Terror" Identity
Narrative in Politics and Media 4. The Sleeper Agent as Ambivalent Figure
in Post-9/11 Threat Communication 5. The Banality of Militarism in the Late
"War on Terror" 6. Bipolar Citizenship: Security State Allegory from the
"War on Terror" to the Obama Era 7. Prison Selfies: Spectacle,
Invisibility, and the Normalcy of Exceptional Brutality 8. "Non-Offensive
Computation": Project Maven and Google's Discourse of Drone Power
9.Unravelling the "Trump Shock," or: The Intertwined Threat Communication
of "Post-11/9" 10. "Once More With Feeling": Trump, Premediation, and 21st
Century
US-American Order after 9/11 2. Reflecting the Mediality of Threat with
Anders' Phantom and Derrida's Specter 3. The "War on Terror" Identity
Narrative in Politics and Media 4. The Sleeper Agent as Ambivalent Figure
in Post-9/11 Threat Communication 5. The Banality of Militarism in the Late
"War on Terror" 6. Bipolar Citizenship: Security State Allegory from the
"War on Terror" to the Obama Era 7. Prison Selfies: Spectacle,
Invisibility, and the Normalcy of Exceptional Brutality 8. "Non-Offensive
Computation": Project Maven and Google's Discourse of Drone Power
9.Unravelling the "Trump Shock," or: The Intertwined Threat Communication
of "Post-11/9" 10. "Once More With Feeling": Trump, Premediation, and 21st
Century