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Table of Contents
Intro
Praise for Facing Terrorism in France
Contents
List of Contributors
List of Figures
1 Introduction
Social Sciences and the Effects of Terrorism
Structure of the Book
References
2 At the Centre of the Attack: From Individual Fear to Mutual Assistance
'Run for Your Life' and 'Everyone for Themselves': The Myth of Crowd Panic
Responding Together to Immediate Danger in the Context of a Mass Shooting: Our Study with Survivors of the Bataclan Massacre
The Crowd in an Attack: 'All for One, and One for All'?
References
3 Out in the Street: Ephemeral Memorials to Express Mourning
A Mourning Ritual
Mediagenic Memorials
Making the Ephemeral Last (or Not)
A Staging of 'Resilience'?
References
4 On Television: Journalists Caught Between Rival Demands
The Ambivalent Institutionalisation of the Media Stakes of Attacks
Professional Practices and Public Controversies
Learning Good Practices?
References
5 On the Internet: From Conflicting Values to Counter-Publics
Social Media and the Shaping of Collective Emotion
Plurality of Reactions and Conflicts of Values
Attacks and Plots: A Crisis of Rationality?
Conclusion
References
6 In the Schools: Bringing Pupils into the National Community of Mourning
The Ritual of the Minute's Silence in Schools: A Long History
January 2015: The Preparation for the Minute's Silence After the Charlie Hebdo Attacks
January 2015: The Minute's Silence as a Subject of Disagreement
After 13 November 2015: An Educational Community United in Mourning
The Murder of Samuel Paty: When Teachers Become Targets for Terrorists
References
7 French Muslims: A Silent Community?
Tribute, Voice and Loyalty: Reassuring the National Community
Being 'Charlie' in One's Own Way
A Reinvention of Republican and Religious Rituals
Conclusion
References
8 At the Upper Echelons of the State: Symbols to Build National Unity
Following Opinion by Guiding It
Communication and Political Action
Rallying the People with Symbols
The Borders of National Unity
Conclusion
References
9 In People's Minds: An Authoritarian Dynamic or the Spread of Tolerance?
Values Are Changing ...
The Lessons of Opinion
Conclusion
References
10 Social Sciences in a Time of Terror
'Sociological Excuses': An Emblematic Post-Attacks Controversy
The Burkini Affair: A Typical Case of 'moral Panic'
For a Popular Culture in the Social Sciences
References
References
Index
Praise for Facing Terrorism in France
Contents
List of Contributors
List of Figures
1 Introduction
Social Sciences and the Effects of Terrorism
Structure of the Book
References
2 At the Centre of the Attack: From Individual Fear to Mutual Assistance
'Run for Your Life' and 'Everyone for Themselves': The Myth of Crowd Panic
Responding Together to Immediate Danger in the Context of a Mass Shooting: Our Study with Survivors of the Bataclan Massacre
The Crowd in an Attack: 'All for One, and One for All'?
References
3 Out in the Street: Ephemeral Memorials to Express Mourning
A Mourning Ritual
Mediagenic Memorials
Making the Ephemeral Last (or Not)
A Staging of 'Resilience'?
References
4 On Television: Journalists Caught Between Rival Demands
The Ambivalent Institutionalisation of the Media Stakes of Attacks
Professional Practices and Public Controversies
Learning Good Practices?
References
5 On the Internet: From Conflicting Values to Counter-Publics
Social Media and the Shaping of Collective Emotion
Plurality of Reactions and Conflicts of Values
Attacks and Plots: A Crisis of Rationality?
Conclusion
References
6 In the Schools: Bringing Pupils into the National Community of Mourning
The Ritual of the Minute's Silence in Schools: A Long History
January 2015: The Preparation for the Minute's Silence After the Charlie Hebdo Attacks
January 2015: The Minute's Silence as a Subject of Disagreement
After 13 November 2015: An Educational Community United in Mourning
The Murder of Samuel Paty: When Teachers Become Targets for Terrorists
References
7 French Muslims: A Silent Community?
Tribute, Voice and Loyalty: Reassuring the National Community
Being 'Charlie' in One's Own Way
A Reinvention of Republican and Religious Rituals
Conclusion
References
8 At the Upper Echelons of the State: Symbols to Build National Unity
Following Opinion by Guiding It
Communication and Political Action
Rallying the People with Symbols
The Borders of National Unity
Conclusion
References
9 In People's Minds: An Authoritarian Dynamic or the Spread of Tolerance?
Values Are Changing ...
The Lessons of Opinion
Conclusion
References
10 Social Sciences in a Time of Terror
'Sociological Excuses': An Emblematic Post-Attacks Controversy
The Burkini Affair: A Typical Case of 'moral Panic'
For a Popular Culture in the Social Sciences
References
References
Index