‘After 9/11’: 25th Hour

Number: 14 October 1, 2001
Paul Gordon
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‘After 9/11’: 25th Hour

Abstract

After Auschwitz, our feelings resist any claim of the positivity of existence as sanctimonious, as wronging the victims; they balk at squeezing any kind of sense, however bleached, out of the victims’ fate . . . If thought is not measured by the extremity that eludes the concept, it is from the outset in the nature of the musical accompaniment with which the SS liked to drown out the screams of its victims.

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APA
Gordon, P. (2001). ‘After 9/11’: 25th Hour. Journal of American Studies of Turkey, 14, 97-104. https://izlik.org/JA74LT59HT
AMA
1.Gordon P. ‘After 9/11’: 25th Hour. JAST. 2001;(14):97-104. https://izlik.org/JA74LT59HT
Chicago
Gordon, Paul. 2001. “‘After 9 11’: 25th Hour”. Journal of American Studies of Turkey, nos. 14: 97-104. https://izlik.org/JA74LT59HT.
EndNote
Gordon P (October 1, 2001) ‘After 9/11’: 25th Hour. Journal of American Studies of Turkey 14 97–104.
IEEE
[1]P. Gordon, “‘After 9/11’: 25th Hour”, JAST, no. 14, pp. 97–104, Oct. 2001, [Online]. Available: https://izlik.org/JA74LT59HT
ISNAD
Gordon, Paul. “‘After 9 11’: 25th Hour”. Journal of American Studies of Turkey. 14 (October 1, 2001): 97-104. https://izlik.org/JA74LT59HT.
JAMA
1.Gordon P. ‘After 9/11’: 25th Hour. JAST. 2001;:97–104.
MLA
Gordon, Paul. “‘After 9 11’: 25th Hour”. Journal of American Studies of Turkey, no. 14, Oct. 2001, pp. 97-104, https://izlik.org/JA74LT59HT.
Vancouver
1.Paul Gordon. ‘After 9/11’: 25th Hour. JAST [Internet]. 2001 Oct. 1;(14):97-104. Available from: https://izlik.org/JA74LT59HT