基本説明
This book shows graphically how political cartoons dramatically reveal Americans' casual demonizing and demeaning of Muslims and Islam.
Full Description
In an era when many Americans wonder whether Islam and the West inherently must clash, Islamophobia explores how this view in part derives from centuries-old stereotypes of Muslims as violent, oppressive, and intolerant. Islamophobia considers five decades of political cartoons, revealing Americans' casual demonizing and demeaning of Muslims and Islam. And the villainizing is shown to be as common among liberals as conservatives.
Contents
1 Introduction 2 Chapter OneMuslims 3 Chapter Two: Symbols of Islam, Symbols of Difference 4 Chapter Three: Stereotyping Muslims and Establishing the American Norm 5 Chapter Four: Extreme Muslims and the American Middle Ground 6 Chapter Five: Moments 7 Conclusion 8 Note on terms and names 9 Glossary
