Middle-earth's war on terror: A post-9/11 reception study on the works of j.r.r. tolkien

Posted on:2015-04-09

Degree:M.A

Type:Thesis

University:University of Arkansas

Candidate:Peebles Jr., James William

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GTID:2475390017498468

Subject:Literature

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This thesis investigates how Americans can and do interpret Tolkien's works in light of 9/11 and its proximity to Peter Jackson's film adaptations hitting theaters.

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Works, Tolkien

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