[Fwd: 11.9 - a feminist perspective?]

[Scott Kiesling]

Please reply directly to the author of this query, not to me.

Apologies for cross-posting.

SFK

-----Forwarded Message-----

> From: berit.v.d.lippe at bi.no
> To: kiesling at pitt.edu
> Subject: 11.9 - a feminist perspective?
> Date: 25 Feb 2003 18:06:27 +0100
> 
> May I ask you the following question (?, as you see, I do ask...)
> In three weeks there will be a conference here i Norway where 11.9 is the
> focus. I am the only non-male (!) person to speak on that conference and my
> intention is to discuss the media and people´s reaction to the
> terrorists´actions that very day - from a feminist perspective. In any
> case, ie no matter how strong the collective identity-feeling might have
> been, I think it is possible - in this case as in most other cases - to see
> identities as multiple and ambigous even/already that tragic day.
> Thus: Do you know about any analyses (literature) on this issue. (So far I
> have seen only one,in American Anthropologist).
> 
> Sincerly
> Berit von der Lippe
> associate professor (language- and mediaresearcher)
> 
> Tlf. 22985135 (jobb)
>       22692422 (privat)
> 
> 
> 
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