%0 Book %1 brinks2005 %D 2005 %E Brinks, Jan Herman %E Rock, Stella %E Timms, Edward %K media nationalism priorität:2 %T Nationalist Myths and Modern Media: Cultural Identity in the Age of Globalisation %X Does patriotic pride inevitably develop into nationalistic aggression? Is this exacerbated by the global outreach of the media? And what is the relationship between mainstream politics and increasingly vocal far-right groups in Britain and the United States, Germany and Russia?Nationalist Myths and the Modern Media addresses these questions from a variety of angles, exploring topics ranging from the War on Terror to Holocaust denial, from the "sanctity" of Rasputin to the "martyrdom" of Rudolf Hess. Introduction * Politics and the Media: Global, National and Local * 'If I Ruled the World': National Interest and Global Responsibility in American Foreign Policy--Stephen Burman * Retelling the News in Central Europe: Western Journalism as Democratic Discourse-- James Miller * Mystification in the Media from 'Ritual Murder' to the 'War on Terrorism'--John Theobald * Holocaust Denial in the United Kingdom--Michael Whine * A Global Master Plan? The American Far Right and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion--Martin Durham * The British Media and the Far Right * Strangers in Our Midst: Letters to the Editor in a Swedish Local Newspaper--Bo Petersson * After the Wall: Political and Media Discourses in Germany and Austria * Germany's New Right--Jan Herman Brinks * Rudolf Hess as a 'Martyr for Germany': The Re-interpretation of Historical Figures in Nationalist Discourse--Thomas Dörfler and Andreas Klärner * The Austria Tabloid Newspaper Neue Kronen Zeitung and its campaign against people who 'foul their own nest'--Lisa El Refaie * The Holocaust and Infotainment: An analysis of Guido Knopp's TV series Holokaust--Michael Elm * Who's Struggle? The Significance of the Israel-Palestine Conflict in German National Identity Politics of former Protagonists of the Student Protest Movement--Antje Schuhmann * Patriotism or Nationalism? German Notions of Political Normality--Franziska Augstein * Myth and Media in Post-Soviet Russia * Ethnic and Religious Intolerance in Mainstream Media--Tanya Lokshina * Modern Russian Nationalism on Television and Radio as a Reflection of Political Discourse--Sergei Zassorin * Making (Non)sense of the Past: Russian Nationalism and the Historiography of the Twentieth Century--Francis King * Holy Russia versus the Fallen World: Conservative Orthodox Mythologies in Contemporary Russia--Alexander Verkhovsky * The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and the Myth of a Jewish Conspiracy--Michael Hagemeister * Rasputin the New: Mythologies of Sanctity in Post-Soviet Russia--Stella Rock

@book{brinks2005, abstract = {Does patriotic pride inevitably develop into nationalistic aggression? Is this exacerbated by the global outreach of the media? And what is the relationship between mainstream politics and increasingly vocal far-right groups in Britain and the United States, Germany and Russia?Nationalist Myths and the Modern Media addresses these questions from a variety of angles, exploring topics ranging from the War on Terror to Holocaust denial, from the "sanctity" of Rasputin to the "martyrdom" of Rudolf Hess. Introduction * Politics and the Media: Global, National and Local * 'If I Ruled the World': National Interest and Global Responsibility in American Foreign Policy--Stephen Burman * Retelling the News in Central Europe: Western Journalism as Democratic Discourse-- James Miller * Mystification in the Media from 'Ritual Murder' to the 'War on Terrorism'--John Theobald * Holocaust Denial in the United Kingdom--Michael Whine * A Global Master Plan? The American Far Right and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion--Martin Durham * The British Media and the Far Right * Strangers in Our Midst: Letters to the Editor in a Swedish Local Newspaper--Bo Petersson * After the Wall: Political and Media Discourses in Germany and Austria * Germany's New Right--Jan Herman Brinks * Rudolf Hess as a 'Martyr for Germany': The Re-interpretation of Historical Figures in Nationalist Discourse--Thomas Dörfler and Andreas Klärner * The Austria Tabloid Newspaper Neue Kronen Zeitung and its campaign against people who 'foul their own nest'--Lisa El Refaie * The Holocaust and Infotainment: An analysis of Guido Knopp's TV series Holokaust--Michael Elm * Who's Struggle? The Significance of the Israel-Palestine Conflict in German National Identity Politics of former Protagonists of the Student Protest Movement--Antje Schuhmann * Patriotism or Nationalism? German Notions of Political Normality--Franziska Augstein * Myth and Media in Post-Soviet Russia * Ethnic and Religious Intolerance in Mainstream Media--Tanya Lokshina * Modern Russian Nationalism on Television and Radio as a Reflection of Political Discourse--Sergei Zassorin * Making (Non)sense of the Past: Russian Nationalism and the Historiography of the Twentieth Century--Francis King * Holy Russia versus the Fallen World: Conservative Orthodox Mythologies in Contemporary Russia--Alexander Verkhovsky * The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and the Myth of a Jewish Conspiracy--Michael Hagemeister * Rasputin the New: Mythologies of Sanctity in Post-Soviet Russia--Stella Rock}, added-at = {2008-11-17T16:31:35.000+0100}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2379bae8476f2446bfb2f14046113c40c/iglesia}, editor = {Brinks, Jan Herman and Rock, Stella and Timms, Edward}, interhash = {1548f6db106b0e35b679f83eca6cad8c}, intrahash = {379bae8476f2446bfb2f14046113c40c}, keywords = {media nationalism priorität:2}, note = {ISBN: 978-1-84511-038-3}, timestamp = {2008-11-17T16:31:35.000+0100}, title = {Nationalist Myths and Modern Media: Cultural Identity in the Age of Globalisation}, year = 2005 }