Troubleshooting Post-9/11 America: Religion, Racism, and Stereotypes in Suzanne Brockmann’s Into the Night and Gone Too Far
American imperialism and the war on terror loom large in today’s popular romances. Military romances featuring spec-ops warriors and their terrorist enemies appeal to, reflect on, and sometimes critique patriotic ideals. Sheikh heroes and monstrous Muslim men provide seemingly opposed yet actually i...
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International Association for the Study of Popular Romance (IASPR)
2017-08-01
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| Series: | Journal of Popular Romance Studies |
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| Online Access: | https://www.jprstudies.org/2017/09/troubleshooting-post-911-america-religion-racism-and-stereotypes-in-suzanne-brockmanns-into-the-night-and-gone-too-farby-kecia-ali/ |