恐怖主义与 9/11 自述

IF 2.3 2区文学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL

American Behavioral Scientist Pub Date : 2023-11-25 DOI:10.1177/00027642231214135

Jerome Krase

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摘要

恐怖主义一般被描述为有预谋的、以政治或意识形态为动机的暴力行为，其目的是在平民中制造恐惧，从而引发政治或社会变革。然而，这些研究，无论是历史研究还是理论研究，都是在社会层面探讨恐怖主义问题，对恐怖主义在基层对普通人生活造成的有害影响所提供的见解有限。与此相反，作者在本文中以自我民族志和视觉民族志的形式讲述了他对 "9-11 "事件的经历和解读，将恐怖经历带入了一个更加本土化和个人化的层面。

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Terrorism and an Autoethnography of 9/11

Most students of the subject of terrorism are greatly informed by the literature about the diverse causes and impacts of terrorism that is generally described as premeditated politically or ideologically motivated violent acts intended to instill fear in the civilian population to engender political or social change. These studies however, whether historical or theoretical, deal with terrorism at the societal level and provide limited insights into its harmful impacts on the lives of ordinary people at the ground level. In contrast, here the author offers an autoethnography and visual ethnography of his experience and interpretation of “9/11” to bring the experience of terror to a more local and personal level.

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