To Be Continued. 9/11 in American TV Series, Films, and Novels
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22029/ko.2011.630Abstract
Ten years after the event, this new study offers a profound narratological analysis of American 9/11 fiction in the fields of literature, television, and movies. It shows how the media take part in reacting to a collective trauma by (re-)constructing different facets of a complex media event and its cultural meaning. A fruitful, balanced contribution to the academic discourse of 9/11.
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