(Re)Imagining Flyover: An Introduction

This introduction to the special issue titled "(Re)Imagining Flyover Fictions" theorizes the flyover trope (as in "flyover country/state") as a critical concept in cultural studies in order to make it an abstract tool to explore, among others, the historical continuities and pres...

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Main Authors: Cornelia Klecker, Sascha Pöhlmann
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Language:English
Published: University of Innsbruck 2024-10-01
Series:Journal of the Austrian Association for American Studies
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Online Access:https://jaaas.eu/jaaas/article/view/220
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spelling doaj-art-94e1d8139acb4c7d808100b2e1ded4462025-01-29T12:52:46ZengUniversity of InnsbruckJournal of the Austrian Association for American Studies2616-95332024-10-016110.47060/jaaas.v6i1.220(Re)Imagining Flyover: An IntroductionCornelia Klecker0Sascha Pöhlmann1University of InnsbruckTU Dortmund UniversityThis introduction to the special issue titled "(Re)Imagining Flyover Fictions" theorizes the flyover trope (as in "flyover country/state") as a critical concept in cultural studies in order to make it an abstract tool to explore, among others, the historical continuities and present facets of polarization in the United States. In addition to these theoretical and methodological elaborations, we will also provide a specific and particularly topical example by analyzing flyover fictions in the context of the 2024 US presidential election. https://jaaas.eu/jaaas/article/view/220Flyover fictionsUS-American politicspresidential electionheartlandconservatismRepublican Party
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heartland
conservatism
Republican Party
title (Re)Imagining Flyover: An Introduction
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US-American politics
presidential election
heartland
conservatism
Republican Party
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