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Good Grief: The Cultural Work of Flight Plan and the Vanishing Lady Tale

Good Grief: The Cultural Work of Flight Plan and the Vanishing Lady Tale

January 1, 2015 •Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Culture, Trauma, and Conflict: Cultural Studies Perspectives on War, Second Edition

[Chapter] A look at the way that Flightplan revisits the cultural-emotional trauma of 9/11 by drawing on the source texts of the Vanishing Lady tale. This is a consideration of how Flightplan remakes The Lady Vanishes and Bunny Lake is Missing by through the lens of contemporary political landscape.

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