Historicizing 9/11 / [edited by] Andor Skotnes and Jim O'Brien.

Issued as: Radical history review, volume 111 (Fall 2011).

Historical reflections. The contested meaning of 9/11 / Jim O'Brien ; September 11, the war on terror, and perpetual warfare: an RHR interview with Andrew Bacevich / Paul L. Atwood ; the FBI and the making of the terrorist threat -- Public spaces. Remembering 9/11's Pentagon victims and reframing history in Arlington National Cemetery / Micki McElya ; Speaking memory, building history: the influence of victims' families at the World Trade Center site / Linda Levitt -- Testimonies and archives. Herodotus reconsidered: an oral history of September 11, 2001, in New York City / Mary Marshall Clark ; Can the diaspora speak? Afghan Americans and the 9/11 oral history archive / Ann Cvetkovich ; The September 11 digital archive: saving the histories of September 11, 2001 / Stephen Brier and Joshua Brown -- Curated spaces. Introduction to an index / Chitra Ganesh and Mariam Ghani -- Visual representations. "The most disturbing aspects": apprehending public reaction to photographs of the 9/11 jumpers / Jaclyn Kirouac-Fram ; New York City, 9/11, and comics / Kent Worcester ; 9/11 on the screen: giving memory and meaning to all that "Howling Space" at Ground Zero / Thomas Riegler ; Enjoying 9/11: the pleasures of Cloverfield / James Stone -- Literary resonances. Literary lions tackle 9/11: Updike and DeLillo depicting history through the novel / Bob Batchelor ; The depiction of 9/11 in literature: the role of images and intermedial references / Sonia Baelo-Allué ; The Dan Brown phenomenon: conspiracism in post-9/11 popular fiction / Matthew Schneider-Mayerson -- UK reflections. 9/11 and the United Kingdom / Jeffrey R. Kerr-Ritchie ; 9/11 and the increase in racism and Islamophobia: a personal reflection / Amir Saeed -- Teaching 9/11. "Get your war on": teaching the post-9/11 / Jeffrey Melnick ; Teaching 9/11: lessons from classrooms in the United States and Pakistan / Magid Schihade -- Retrospective. The first eight years of Life during Wartime, 2003-2011 / Joshua Brown (introduction by Andor Skotnes).