Beyond Columbine : school violence and the virtual /
Webber, Julie A.
New York : Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers,
2017.
This book explores the hidden curriculum of American culture that is rooted in perceived inequality and the shame, rage, and violence that it provokes.
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Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Mass Attacks (1999-2016) Included in This Analysis; Chapter 1: Introduction-Virtual Violence: Beyond the "Columbine Thesis"; Introduction; An Attempt to Explain the "Senseless"; A Gap; The Bully Pulpit; Chapter 2: The Many Tropes of Columbine; The Pilot; Columbine: Hyperreality; A Culture of Honor?; Civility: Columbine II; Chapter 3: Passage à l'acte: New Thoughts on Civility; Something Else; Passage à l'acte; The Turner Diary Effect: Overdetermination; Eurabia; The Post-Ideological Era: The "Lone Wolf Terrorist."
Chapter 4: The Failure of the Middle-Class Social ContractKosovo/Columbine; Taking the Exit Option; Stylizing the Exit Option: Mimetic Violence, or the "Columbine Thesis"; The National Wave of Shame Is Ironic; Chapter 5: Of Rogues and Fans; Rogues, Red Lake and Citizenship; Outcast; Virginia Tech; Stalking; Making It Real; "?"; Northern Illinois University; Chapter 6: Remote Projection and Militarized Subjectivity: A Different Iteration; Remote Projection; The Decline of Fatalism and the Advent of Odds; Proportionality; Vicarious Pleasure; Somatic Compliance; Conclusion; Epilogue; Notes.
Chapter 1: Introduction-Virtual Violence: Beyond the "Columbine Thesis"Chapter 2: The Many Tropes of Columbine; Chapter 3: Passage à l'acte: New Thoughts on Civility; Chapter 4: The Failure of the Middle-Class Social Contract; Chapter 5: Of Rogues and Fans; Chapter 6: Remote Projection and Militarized Subjectivity: A Different Iteration; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.
This book explores the hidden curriculum of American culture that is rooted in perceived inequality and the shame, rage, and violence that it provokes.
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
Digital media
Military policy.
School violence.
Violence in mass media.
Violence
War and society.
School violence
Violence
Violence in mass media.
Digital media
War and society
Beyond Columbine : School Violence and the Virtual.
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