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The Image of Violence II
Proceedings of the Annual Conference - 2007
Society for the Interdisciplinary Study of Social
Imagery
Table of Contents
Culture
1
Acceptable
Violence:
How the Cowboys “Civilized” the
U.S.
3
Kelly Jensen,
Samford
University
The Rhetoric of “Dress Codes”: Ohura Nobuyuki’s
8
Embracing Perspectives
and the Representation of the Emperor
Taisuke Edamura,
McGill University
Violence
and Sexuality: An Analysis of Women’s Professional
Wrestling
12
Cheryl Pawlowski,
University of Northern Colorado
Diane Matuschka, University of North
Florida
Want
to Make You Scream: Hardcore
Violence
in San Diego, 1981-83
17
Matthew Smith-Lahrman, Dixie
State College
of Utah
“Determined Without Being Ruthless”: Enunciative
Productivity in
23
Raekwon’s
Only Built for Cuban Linx
Sean Allan,
University
of
California
- Davis
A Statistical Analysis of Super Bowl Scores: Ten
Powerful
Last-Digit
Numbers
31
Richard Krinsky,
Colorado State
University
-
Pueblo
Jolene Hausman,
Colorado State
University
-
Pueblo
Virtual
Violence,
Mass Media, and Makeshift Memorials
43
Gene Burd,
University
of
Texas
The Matter of America:
Violent Conflict and Identity in Film
51
Barry Jean Ancelet,
University
of
Louisiana
- Lafayette
Political
Violence
in Children’s Literature: Juan Bobo,
Jibaros,
60
Postcoloniality and Frantz
Fanon’s Theory of
Violence
Enid Sepulveda Rodriguez,
Colorado State
University
-
Pueblo
Social Reaction in the Case of
Violence:
Religious and National Symbols
68
in the 1980s Underground Art
and Literature in
Poland
Anna Niedźwiedź,
Jagiellonian University,
Kraków,
Poland;
SUNY Buffalo
-
Kosciuszko Foundation
Visiting Professor
Bloodlust: A History of
Vampirism (Dracula) with Media and
76
Societal Impacts
Lisa Moberly,
Colorado State
University
-
Pueblo
Blood on the Saddle and
Blood on the Ground
81
Martha J. Craig,
Bradley
University
The
Violence
of Metaphors: Conceptual Rearrangement
87
and Dead Metaphors
Delilah R. Caldwell, Southwestern College
Society
91
Homeless and Violent: My Day with Kevin
92
Kurt Borchard,
University
of Nebraska
-
Kearney
Reduction or Increase in
Violence?
Virilio, Vattimo, and the
100
Meaning of Electronic Media
Andreas Michel, Rose-Hulman
Institute of Technology
Anti-Violence
Education in the Classroom
104
J.
Kole
Kleeman, University of Central Oklahoma
Rape as Irreversible Violence:
An Existentialist Interpretation
108
Eric Migernier,
Marshall
University
The Race to Get My Child
Ahead of Yours: The New Child Abuse
112
Jamie D. Whitman-Smithe,
Wesley
College
Social
Unrest in France:
Representations of a Complex Reality
116
Christelle Rolland, Pomona
College
Aggression in Religious Schism
120
Dan W. Forsyth,
Colorado State
University
-
Pueblo
Biomedical
Violence:
Research on Vulnerable Populations
123
Christopher M. Caldwell, Southwestern College
Photographic Representations and
the Culture of
Violence
in
129
World War One France
Donald E. English
Murdering Women: Mass Media,
Violence,
and the
164
Case of Nellie May Madison
Kathleen A. Cairns, Cal Poly -
San Luis Obispo
Indirect Health Consequences of War
171
The Image of Women: An
Ethnographic Survey
178
Sarai M. Trujillo,
Colorado State
University
-
Pueblo
Silence, the Scaffold, and the
Semiotics of Judicial
Violence
in
182
Late Medieval
England
Katherine Royer,
California
State
University
- Stanislaus
Literature
192
Violence
in the Work of Martin Amis
193
Brian Finney, California State
University - Long Beach
Violence
and Ritual in Friedrich Dürrenmatt's Novella
Die Panne
198
Janice W. Ancker,
University
of
Kansas
Poems out of Steel with
Words like Gunfire: “Violent Language”
202
and the “Language of Violence”
in the Early Works of Ernst Jünger
Jörg Meindl,
University
of
Kansas
Images of
Violence
in American Utopia and Dystopia: An Examination of
209
Ernest Callenbach’s
Ecotopia
and Scott Russell Sanders’
Terrarium
Cole Gelrod,
Humboldt State
University
Violence
Can Be Subtle: Enthymemes Shape an Anti-War Message in
215
Empire of the Sun
Betty B. Brown, University
of
Northern Colorado
Violence
and Social Order in English Renaissance Drama
222
William E. Sheidley,
Colorado State
University
-
Pueblo
Politicizing Identities:
Language, Violence,
and Racial Determination in
227
Paulo Lins’
Cidade de Deus
Sandro R. Barros, Western Illinois
University
Historical
Violence
as a Subtext to Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s
Der Verdacht
235
Vera B. Profit,
University
of
Notre
Dame
“Men Must Not Cut Down Trees”: Septimus Smith’s Madness
of Nature
239
Sandy Hudock, Colorado
State
University
- Pueblo
J. W. Goethe’s
Sorrows of Young Werther:
250
An Esthetics of Violent
Nature
Ralph W. Buechler,
University
of Nevada
-
Las Vegas
Guilty of
Violence…By
Reason of Humanity:
255
Remarque’s Short Story “The Enemy”
G. Scott Seeger,
University
of
Kansas
Militaristic and Pacifistic
Narratives in the
Weimar
Republic:
261
Jünger`s and Remarque`s
Struggle with the World War I Experience
Regine Kroh,
University
of
Kansas
Armed and Dangerous:
Emancipated Women Respond to Sexual
264
Aggression in Maria
Janitschek’s
Königin Judith
and
“Ein Modernes Weib”
Stephen Wayne Smith,
Brigham
Young
University
Head-hunting Witch Doctor,
Blood-sucking Porn Star
267
(and Other Portrayals of
Grendel’s Mother)
Karen Emanuelson,
Colorado State
University
-
Pueblo
Violence
Foreshadowed: Deception and Denial in Melville’s
273
“Benito Cereno”
William Lansing Brown,
Mesa
State College
The Poet and His Art—A
Sexualized and Violent Relationship in
276
Marie Eugenie delle Grazie’s
Drama
Der Schatten
(1901)
Jared Löhrmann, Brigham Young University
Hurling Words into the Darkness:
Black Boy’s
Defensive
279
Rhetorical Acts
Amanda Conrad,
University
of
Kansas
The Image of
Violence
in
Luna caliente by Mempo
Giardinelli
283
Kenton V. Stone
Images of
Violence
in Dostoevsky’s Work
286
Grzegorz Danowski,
University of Western
Ontario
Border Invasions and Disparities of
Power: The
Rhetoric of
Violence
293
and the Fantastic Poetics of
the Body Violated in the Late Romantics
Cristine Soliz, Diné
College
Anti-Semitism in German
Children’s Picture Books
302
Angela Gulielmetti,
University
of Southern Main
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