Add to ORKGA study of the novels that deal directly with the terrorist attacks of September 11. Special attention to Don DeLillo's Falling Man, Art Spiegelman's In the Shadow of No Towers, Jonathan Safran Foer's Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Frédéric Beigbeder's Windows and the World and John Updike's Terrorist. The interpretations of the novels are inspired by trauma studies and concentrate on the ways novelists have tried to say the unsayable
In the days following the attacks of September 11th, 2001, writers of fiction and non-fiction, poets...
This article examines the literary preoccupation with the visual image and the seeming impossibility...
This paper explores the literary devices and motifs used to portray 9/11 trauma on the page as repre...
A study of the novels that deal directly with the terrorist attacks of September 11. Special attenti...
The aim of this thesis is to contribute to the development of initial criticism on the early literar...
peer-reviewedThe intention of this study has been to engage directly with several major novels that ...
This book explores the fiction, poetry, theatre and cinema that have represented the 9/11 attacks. W...
This thesis explores four works of literature dealing with the September 11 attacks, namely Don DeLi...
In Terrorist (2006) and Falling Man (2007), John Updike and Don DeLillo present two contrasting yet ...
This BA thesis is concerned with the analysis of four literary works by Johnatan Safran Foer (Extrem...
Review essay of Ewa Kowal's The Image-Event in the Early Post 9/11 Novel, a study of several post-9/...
This research discusses the present condition of the whole world portrayed in the novels ‘The Reluct...
Although published in close temporal proximity to one another, Don DeLillo's "Falling Man" and Mohsi...
This paper examines the ways in which literature suspends the literal and metaphorical falls that oc...
To Enter the Skin of Another: The Body and 9/11 Literature utilizes 9/11 as a critical lens through ...
In the days following the attacks of September 11th, 2001, writers of fiction and non-fiction, poets...
This article examines the literary preoccupation with the visual image and the seeming impossibility...
This paper explores the literary devices and motifs used to portray 9/11 trauma on the page as repre...
A study of the novels that deal directly with the terrorist attacks of September 11. Special attenti...
The aim of this thesis is to contribute to the development of initial criticism on the early literar...
peer-reviewedThe intention of this study has been to engage directly with several major novels that ...
This book explores the fiction, poetry, theatre and cinema that have represented the 9/11 attacks. W...
This thesis explores four works of literature dealing with the September 11 attacks, namely Don DeLi...
In Terrorist (2006) and Falling Man (2007), John Updike and Don DeLillo present two contrasting yet ...
This BA thesis is concerned with the analysis of four literary works by Johnatan Safran Foer (Extrem...
Review essay of Ewa Kowal's The Image-Event in the Early Post 9/11 Novel, a study of several post-9/...
This research discusses the present condition of the whole world portrayed in the novels ‘The Reluct...
Although published in close temporal proximity to one another, Don DeLillo's "Falling Man" and Mohsi...
This paper examines the ways in which literature suspends the literal and metaphorical falls that oc...
To Enter the Skin of Another: The Body and 9/11 Literature utilizes 9/11 as a critical lens through ...
In the days following the attacks of September 11th, 2001, writers of fiction and non-fiction, poets...
This article examines the literary preoccupation with the visual image and the seeming impossibility...
This paper explores the literary devices and motifs used to portray 9/11 trauma on the page as repre...
