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Preface: Ichthyoid Man: Arcimboldo's The Water (1566)
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Orientalist Fear
Chapter One. The Exorcist: Assault on American Confidence (1973)
Chapter Two. Rollover: Assault on the American Economy (1981)
Chapter Three. Black Sunday: The Loss of Frontier Heroism (1976)
Chapter Four. Three Kings: Assault on Victory Culture (1999)
Chapter Five. Rules of Engagement: Attack from the Multicultural Front (2000)
Chapter Six. CNN's America Remembers: The "Real" Attack (2002)
Conclusion. The South Park Lesson and Orientalist Fear
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Douglas Grooms
reviewed Evil Arabs in American Popular Film: Orientalist Fear on February 09, 2013 Evil Arabs in American Popular Film: Orientalist Fear
Don't be fooled by the name - extremely boring read! Was going to write more details - but just realized it does not worth even that time spent.
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