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German Television Crime Films and German Emotions 103 Third Reich, the history of the body, masculinities, film and emotion. His major publications include Begehrte Körper. Konstruktion und Inszenierung des arischen Männerkörpers im Dritten Reich [Desired Bodies. Design and Staging of the Aryan Male Body in the Third Reich], Würzburg, Königshausen & Neumann, 1998; Der veränderbare Körper. Jüdische Turner, Männlichkeit und das Wiedergewinnen von Geschichte in Deutschland um 1900 [The Changeable Body. Jewish Gymnasts, Masculinity and the Reacquiring of History in Germany around 1900], Tübingen, Mohr Siebeck, 2009. Daniel Wildmann is currently working on a new project entitled “A History of Visual Expressions of Anti-Semitism, Emotions and Morality.” © 2016, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht GmbH & Co. KG, Göttingen ISBN Print: 9783525300886 — ISBN E-Book: 9783666300882
Evelyn Alsultany Arabs and Muslims in the U. S.-American Media Before and After 9/11 Representations of Arabs and Muslims in the U. S.-American media have changed in response to major political events and the U. S.’s relations to events in the Middle East, such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Iran Hostage Crisis, and September 11, 2001. One thing that has remained consistent, however, is the way in which Arab and Muslim identities are conflated in U. S.- American government and media discourses, as well as in popular culture. All too often, representations of Arabs and Muslims have served to racialize Arab ethnicity and vilify the religion of Islam. Since Arabs and Muslims are usually represented as one and the same, it is difficult to write about representations of Muslims without also addressing representations of Arabs, and vice versa. Why are these categories taken to be interchangeable when only an estimated fifteen to twenty percent of the world’s 1.6 billion Muslims is Arab? This particular conflation enables a specific kind of racial othering that an Arab/Christian, Arab/Jew, or Indonesian/Muslim conflation would not. The result is damaging to our understanding of Arabs and Muslims because it obscures the enormous variety within the world’s Muslim population by projecting an image of Arab Muslims as of one very particular type: fanatical, misogynistic, and anti-American. This recurring conflation, which has been advanced by U. S.-American government and media discourses, both historically and in the long aftermath of 9/11, constructs an evil other that can be easily mobilized, with powerful consequences during times of war. The Arab/ Muslim conflation has been strategically useful in American empire building during the War on Terror precisely because it is connected to a longer and powerful history. It draws on centuries-old Orientalist narratives of patriarchal societies and oppressed women, of Muslim fundamentalism and antisemitism, and of irrational violence and suicide bombings. It, in turn, makes possible the portrayal of the U. S. as the inverse of everything that is “Arab/ Muslim:” the United States is thus democratic and its citizens all equal, culturally diverse and civilized, home to progressive men and liberated women, and violent only when attacked or protecting democracy. Historically, this conflated Arab/Islamic culture has generally been portrayed as primitive and barbaric compared to European and North American © 2016, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht GmbH & Co. KG, Göttingen ISBN Print: 9783525300886 — ISBN E-Book: 9783666300882
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