2016
DOI: 10.1386/ejac.35.3.229_5
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Abstract: many academics have written of the 'unprecedented trauma' and 'unspeakablity' of the attacks (Greenberg 2003). Lucy Bond importantly warns of 'the dangers of homogenising cultures of remembrance' (2) and that, in particular, the frames of memory through which 9/11 has become commemorated seek to coalesce around 'discourses of patriotism and freedom' (8) through a number of modes. Bond charts the progression of these modes through what she describes as an initial state of mourning, to the politicization of the … Show more

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