Lady Gaga Describes Her Love For New York On 9/11 Anniversary

This post sketches out some of the ways the events of 9/11 altered time-consciousness and temporal rhetoric in the public sphere and follows how the attacks continue to frame the subjective experience of temporality.

It's easy to think about the months following September 11, 2001 as a rude awakening from an imagined bliss (doubly fictitious, in that the peace only ever appeared to exist, and that it wasn't that blissful to begin with).

World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein arrives at an event to update the public on the pace of development at the site in New York September 7, 2011. By Ilaina Jonas NEW YORK (Reuters) – On September 11, 2001, property mogul Larry Silverstein's

I am compelled to write about 9-11, an event which affected me profoundly in ways I still do not completely understand. On September 11, 2001, we were on.

This post sketches out some of the ways the events of 9/11 altered time-consciousness and temporal rhetoric in the public sphere and follows how the attacks continue to frame the subjective experience of temporality.