Thinking Popular Culture

Exploring the intersection of war and popular culture, the author critically examines how societal beliefs about war, whiteness, Christianity, modernity, and progress have shaped our understanding since September 11. Through probing questions and reclamation of cultural narratives, the book challenges prevailing assumptions and offers valuable insights. It serves as essential reading for scholars in cultural studies, media, journalism, creative writing, and terrorism studies, providing a thought-provoking analysis of contemporary cultural dynamics.