Elisabeth R. Anker is Assistant Professor of American Studies and Political Science at George Washington University.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments xi Introduction. Melodrama and the Politics of Freedom 1 1. The Venomous Eye: Melodrama, Media, and National Identity after 9/11 31 2. The Melodramatic Style of American Politics: A Transnational History 65 3. Felt Legitimacy: Victimization and Affect in the Expansion of State Power 110 4. Orgies of Feeling: Terror, Agency, and the Failure of the (Neo)Liberal Individual 149 5. Heroic Identifications; or, You Can Love Me Too—I Am So like the State 180 6. Left Melodrama 203 Conclusion. Melodramas of Failed Sovereignty: The War on Terror as a Women's Weepie 225 Notes 259 Bibliography 307 Index
Acknowledgments xi Introduction. Melodrama and the Politics of Freedom 1 1. The Venomous Eye: Melodrama, Media, and National Identity after 9/11 31 2. The Melodramatic Style of American Politics: A Transnational History 65 3. Felt Legitimacy: Victimization and Affect in the Expansion of State Power 110 4. Orgies of Feeling: Terror, Agency, and the Failure of the (Neo)Liberal Individual 149 5. Heroic Identifications; or, You Can Love Me Too—I Am So like the State 180 6. Left Melodrama 203 Conclusion. Melodramas of Failed Sovereignty: The War on Terror as a Women's Weepie 225 Notes 259 Bibliography 307 Index
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