Titlebook: Remembering 9/11; Terror, Trauma and S Victor Jeleniewski Seidler Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Witnessing Terror,one of the World Trade Center towers in New York. I could hear what she was saying, but I could not really take it in. My mind was else-where, focused on reading my emails that had been piling up over the week since I had last been at my desk. She said that she had moved from the radio to the televi

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Terror, Shock and Mourning,y cannot prepare themselves to resist. The element of surprise is vital, even if it makes the events more shocking when they happen. But how are we to understand the workings of terror and shock and . that it takes to acknowledge the ways in which we have been . What ideas of the relationships of bo

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Recovering Bodies,ng can continue. Through this tragedy, we learn to think about . in different ways and thus with the ways that losses can cut deep and continue to shape us at different levels of experience. Those who lost relatives and friends on the four doomed planes at least knew beyond reasonable doubt what had

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Communicating Terror and Trauma,iving in new technological worlds with experience being formed through new technologies that transform senses of space and time. We discover that we have to think in . and cannot assimilate what we have experienced within inherited categories. Often this means experiencing a feeling of disorientatio

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Islam, Civilizations and Terror, little about their ‘enemy’ who was prepared to attack civilian lives and bring about such destruction. It was also disturbing to realize . intellectually unprepared people in the West were because our inherited intellectual traditions seemed to treat religion as a separate field, so that many of us