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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Twenty-first-century Western culture is characterized by profound transformations in its forms of collective organization. While traditional institutions of Western liberal democracies still wield significant political power, new forms of collective agency most visible in progressive social protest movements, but also in the global rise of populism have increasingly put pressure on established systems of collective organization. The contributors to this volume explore the social, political, and aesthetic forms that collective agency takes in the twenty-first century across a variety of media, including social platforms such as TikTok, multiplayer video games, and contemporary lyric poetry. Working across disciplinary divides, the volume explores the contemporary discourses that shape the forms and patterns of collective life in the future. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Zustand: New. Rather than turning backward and remembering 9/11, this book sets out to reflect on how the events of September 11, 2001, have shifted our perspectives on a whole series of political, economic, social, and cultural processes. Beyond 9/11 raises the question how the intense debates on the 2001 terrorist attacks and their aftermaths have come to shape our present moment and frame what lies ahead. At the same time, this collection acknowledges that the label «9/11» has often bracketed cultural complexities we have only begun to understand. In Beyond 9/11, contributors from the fields of American studies, political science, economics, history, theology, and the arts reappraise the cultural climate and the global impact of the United States in the second decade of the twenty-first century.

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Zustand: Neu. The Material Body and the Poetics of Amy Lowell and William Carlos Williams. This study challenges current understandings of modernism by investigating modernist poetry's affinities with surfaces, performances, and materiality. Arguing that modernist writers reference the material body as a source of authenticity and anxiety, this study explores poetry in the context of somatic discourses. Reconsidering Amy Lowell's and William Carlos Williams's poetry, as well as texts by selected other authors, this book suggests that modernism operates with both essentialist and performative conceptions of authenticity. The study proposes that the expansion of the modernist canon in the last decades has still privileged the high modernist paradigm of originality. Authors like Williams and Lowell, who emphasize the theatrical and the performative, were relegated to the margins. Reading Williams's and Lowell's poems in relation to photography and film, expressive culture, and discourses of deviance, this book illuminates modernist literary practices in new ways. 249 Seiten mit 17 Abb., gebunden (American Studies - A Monograph Series; Vol. 245/Universitätsverlag Winter 2014). Früher EUR 35,00. Gewicht: 380 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.

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Originalhardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. 432 S. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - BERND GREINER 9/11 and Its Transatlantic Legacies -- MANDANA BIEGI Universal Jurisdiction and Torture: The Case of George W. Bush -- HENRIKE VIEHRIG The U.S. Public after 9/11 : Polarized Views on Foreign Policy? -- SYLVIA MAYER "Dwelling in Crisis": Terrorist and Environmental Risk Scenarios in the Post-9/11 Novel -- GRETA OLSON Recovering from the Men We Loved to Hate: Barack Obama as a Representative of Post-Post-September 11 White House Masculinity -- TIM KRIEGER Calculating the Costs of 9/11 -- KLAAS STAAL Was Osama bin Laden Successful? An Economic Perspective on 9/11 and Beyond -- SIMONE KNEWITZ 9/11 and the Literature Industry -- GEORGIANA BANITA Writing Energy Security after 9/11: Oil, Narrative, and Globalization -- GERHARD SAUTER 9/11 as a Spiritual Event -- YVONNE YAZBECK HADDAD AND NAZIR HARB The New American Muslim Identity: Defining American Islam over a Decade of Transformation -- CHRISTIAN KLOECKNER On Hallowed Ground: The Sacred Space of Ground Zero and the Consecration of Global Business -- SABINE SIELKE Why "9/11 is [not] unique," or: Troping Trauma -- ANDREW S. GROSS -- What Chabon Remembers: Terrorism, The Yiddish Policemen's Union, and Nations without Borders -- PATRICK KELLER The Surprising Staying Power of U.S. Primacy -- ANDREAS FALKE The Long-Term Foreign Policy Consequences of 9/11 : An American Neo-Isolationism? -- BIRGIT DAWES Haunted Fiction: The Ghosts of Ground Zero -- SASCHA PÖHLMANN Future-Founding Poetry after 9/11 -- CHRISTOPH FAULHABER AND CHRISTIAN KLOECKNER 9/11 as "Unbild": A Conversation -- BJÖRN BOSSERHOFF Beyond 9/11: A Bibliography. ISBN 9783631627044 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 743.

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Zustand: Neu. Edited by Christian Klöckner, Simone Knewitz and Sabine Sielke. This volume, which dates back to the 62nd annual conference of the German Association for American Studies (GAAS) hosted in Bonn in May 2015, intervenes in current critical debates on concepts of knowledge and modes of knowledge production and circulation. As knowledge has been proclaimed an indispensable economic resource, scholarly and public discourses increasingly interrogate its established and newly evolving forms and institutions. These discussions frequently focus on North America and its knowledge landscapes, which retain their crucial position in knowledge distribution despite shifts in global power constellations. The 15 contributions to this volume explore the particularities of these knowledge formations by raising pertinent questions: How do North American knowledge institutions drive global knowledge economies - and in which ways are they driven by them? Which agents shape North American knowledge landscapes? What conditions have been conducive to the emergence of innovative knowledges? The authors interrogate the significance of local and tacit knowledge; they reflect on marginalized or 'forgotten' knowledges as well as on the expertise of literature and the arts; and they map the shifting media ecologies that have affected concepts of knowledge and its circulation. - Contents: Christopher Newfield: New Roles for Academia? The American University and the Knowledge Economy. - Sverker Sörlin: Frost on Humanities and Social Sciences? Understanding the Climate Change in North American Knowledge Landscapes. - Alexander Starre: Building Knowledge. Carnegie Libraries as Epistemic Spaces. - Emily Petermann: From the ABCs to the American Revolution. Poetry and the Construction of Children?s Knowledge. - Mahshid Mayar: From Tools to Toys. American Dissected Maps and Geographic Knowledge at the Turn of the Twentieth Century. - Sophie Spieler: The Contingency of Knowledge. "Stover at Yale" and the Debate on U.S. Elite Education. - Heinz Ickstadt: "Stoner". John Williams's Academic Novel against Academia. - Antje Kley: Literary Knowledge Production and the Natural Sciences in the United States. - Hubert Zapf: Matter, Metaphor, and Cultural Ecology. - Paula von Gleich: How Black Is the Border? Border Concepts Traveling North American Knowledge Landscapes. - Frank Kelleter: Four Theses on the News. - Christa Buschendorf: Tacit Knowledge in Edward P. Jones's Novel "The Known World". - Jeanne Cortiel: Knowledge on Edge. "Resident Evil", Feminism and the Rescue of the Female Child. - Russell J. A. Kilbourn: Translating Affect. Inuit Cinema, Affect Theory, and Knowledge (Re-)Production. - Andrew Gross: 'American Innovation'. A Conversation with Rivka Galchen and Joseph O'Neill. - 305 Seiten mit 17 Abb., gebunden (American Studies - A Monograph Series; Vol. 273/Universitätsverlag Winter 2016). Früher EUR 58,00. Gewicht: 459 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Knowledge Landscapes North America intervenes in current critical debates on concepts of knowledge and modes of knowledge production and circulation. As knowledge has been proclaimed an indispensable economic resource, scholarly and public discourses increasingly interrogate its established and newly evolving forms and institutions. These discussions frequently focus on North America and its knowledge landscapes, which retain their crucial position in knowledge distribution despite shifts in global power constellations. The contributions to this volume explore the particularities of these knowledge formations by raising pertinent questions: How do North American knowledge institutions drive global knowledge economies-and in which ways are they driven by them? Which agents shape North American knowledge landscapes? What conditions have been conducive to the emergence of innovative knowledges? The authors interrogate the significance of local and tacit knowledge; they reflect on marginalized or 'forgotten' knowledges as well as on the expertise of literature and the arts; and they map the shifting media ecologies that have affected concepts of knowledge and its circulation. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.