Flood of images : media, memory, and Hurricane Katrina / by Bernie Cook.

By:

Cook, Bernie, 1968- [Author]

Material type: Text

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9780292771352

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Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

HV636 2005 .F566 2015

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Contents:

chapter One There Is No Wide Shot -- Television News and Collective Memory -- chapter Two Weather Citizens -- Sunday, August 28 -- chapter Three These Are the First Pictures from the Air -- Monday, August 29 -- chapter Four The Sort of Disaster Humans Cause -- Tuesday, August 30 -- chapter Five The Walking Dead -- Wednesday, August 31 -- chapter Six Over My Drowned Body -- Thursday, September 1 -- chapter Seven Not Sure What Is the Truth or Rumor Anymore -- Friday, September 2 -- chapter Eight A Big Corner Turned -- Saturday, September 3 -- chapter Nine A Violent Day -- Sunday, September 4 -- chapter Ten 99 Percent of It Is Bullshit -- The Weeks After -- part Two DOCUMENTARY -- chapter Eleven Familiar from Television -- Documentary as Collected Memory -- chapter Twelve A Requiem in Four Acts -- When the Levees Broke -- chapter Thirteen Ain't Nobody Got What I Got -- Trouble the Water -- chapter Fourteen How Can Our Past Help Us to Survive This Time? -- Faubourg Treme.

A Village Called Versailles -- chapter Sixteen Our Mayor -- Race -- chapter Seventeen Re-Occupying New Orleans -- Land of Opportunity -- chapter Eighteen Disappeared People -- Law and Disorder -- part Three FICTION -- chapter Nineteen My Fiction Seems a Bit Inconsequential to Me Now -- Treme's Truth Claim -- chapter Twenty In the David Simon Business -- Treme's Mode of Production -- chapter Twenty-One The Continuance of Culture -- chapter Twenty-Two All These Trucks Got Bodies? -- Dramatizing Injustice.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

part One TELEVISION NEWS -- chapter One There Is No Wide Shot -- Television News and Collective Memory -- chapter Two Weather Citizens -- Sunday, August 28 -- chapter Three These Are the First Pictures from the Air -- Monday, August 29 -- chapter Four The Sort of Disaster Humans Cause -- Tuesday, August 30 -- chapter Five The Walking Dead -- Wednesday, August 31 -- chapter Six Over My Drowned Body -- Thursday, September 1 -- chapter Seven Not Sure What Is the Truth or Rumor Anymore -- Friday, September 2 -- chapter Eight A Big Corner Turned -- Saturday, September 3 -- chapter Nine A Violent Day -- Sunday, September 4 -- chapter Ten 99 Percent of It Is Bullshit -- The Weeks After -- part Two DOCUMENTARY -- chapter Eleven Familiar from Television -- Documentary as Collected Memory -- chapter Twelve A Requiem in Four Acts -- When the Levees Broke -- chapter Thirteen Ain't Nobody Got What I Got -- Trouble the Water -- chapter Fourteen How Can Our Past Help Us to Survive This Time? -- Faubourg Treme.

Ch. Fifteen We Were Not on the Map -- A Village Called Versailles -- chapter Sixteen Our Mayor -- Race -- chapter Seventeen Re-Occupying New Orleans -- Land of Opportunity -- chapter Eighteen Disappeared People -- Law and Disorder -- part Three FICTION -- chapter Nineteen My Fiction Seems a Bit Inconsequential to Me Now -- Treme's Truth Claim -- chapter Twenty In the David Simon Business -- Treme's Mode of Production -- chapter Twenty-One The Continuance of Culture -- chapter Twenty-Two All These Trucks Got Bodies? -- Dramatizing Injustice.

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