Intermedial Representations of 9/11 in U.S. American and German Newspapers / Susanne Ehrenreich-Blažeković.

By: Ehrenreich-Blažeković, SusanneMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Frankfurt : Peter Lang, 2010Description: 444 p. ; 22 cmISBN: 9783631596685Subject(s): September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001 -- Press coverage -- United States | September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001 -- Press coverage -- Germany | September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, in mass media | Presse | Zeitung | Elfter September <Motiv> | USA | DeutschlandDDC classification: 070
Contents:
1. Analyzing the Newspaper Coverage of 9/11: Theoretical and Methodological Considerations. 1.1 Transnational Border Zones in the Context of 9/11.. 1.2 Responses to 9/11. 1.3 Grand Narratives and Narrative Emplotment of 9/11. 1.4 Intermediality as a Framework for Text-Image Interactions 1.5 Texts and Pictures as Objects of Study. 1.5.1 Textual Analysis.. 1.5.2 Visual Culture 1.6 Methodology.. 1.6.1 Narrative Structures 1.6.2 Characters/Setting 1.6.3 Focus 1.6.4 Intermedial Interactions 2. Representations of 9/11. 2.1 Impact of 9/11 .. 2.1.1 Impact on the Cities 2.1.2 Symbolic Impact.... 2.2 The Heroes of 9/11.. 2.2.1 The Rescue Teams of September 11,2001 2.2.2 The Bucket Brigades.. 2.2.3 Flight 93. 2.3 Reactions to 9/11; Enactment of Leadership 2.3.1 President George W. Bush. 2.3.2 U.S. Congress.. 2.3.3 Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 2.4 Reactions to 9/11: Enactment of Patriotism.. 2.4.1 Volunteering after 9/11 2.4.2 Return to Normal Life 2.4.3 Willingness to Fight Back 2.4.4 Patriotic Symbols 2.5 Reactions to 9/11: Enactment of Grief. 2.5.1 Victims of September 11,2001 .. 2.5.2 Memor(ial)izing the Attacks in Public. 2.5.3 Memorial Services and Funerals.... 3. Conclusion.. Primary Sources. New York Times.... Washington Post Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.. Suddeutsche Zeitung...
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 355-444) and index.

1. Analyzing the Newspaper Coverage of 9/11:
Theoretical and Methodological Considerations.
1.1 Transnational Border Zones in the Context of 9/11..
1.2 Responses to 9/11.
1.3 Grand Narratives and Narrative Emplotment of 9/11.
1.4 Intermediality as a Framework for Text-Image Interactions
1.5 Texts and Pictures as Objects of Study.
1.5.1 Textual Analysis..
1.5.2 Visual Culture
1.6 Methodology..
1.6.1 Narrative Structures
1.6.2 Characters/Setting
1.6.3 Focus
1.6.4 Intermedial Interactions
2. Representations of 9/11.
2.1 Impact of 9/11 ..
2.1.1 Impact on the Cities
2.1.2 Symbolic Impact....
2.2 The Heroes of 9/11..
2.2.1 The Rescue Teams of September 11,2001
2.2.2 The Bucket Brigades..
2.2.3 Flight 93.
2.3 Reactions to 9/11; Enactment of Leadership
2.3.1 President George W. Bush.
2.3.2 U.S. Congress..
2.3.3 Mayor Rudolph Giuliani
2.4 Reactions to 9/11: Enactment of Patriotism..
2.4.1 Volunteering after 9/11
2.4.2 Return to Normal Life
2.4.3 Willingness to Fight Back
2.4.4 Patriotic Symbols
2.5 Reactions to 9/11: Enactment of Grief.
2.5.1 Victims of September 11,2001 ..
2.5.2 Memor(ial)izing the Attacks in Public.
2.5.3 Memorial Services and Funerals....
3. Conclusion..
Primary Sources.
New York Times....
Washington Post
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung..
Suddeutsche Zeitung...

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