Is Hollywood making a concept of an Islamic enemy or do they adapt to public opinion?


Essay, 2015

4 Pages, Grade: 1,3


Abstract or Introduction

After its first movie in 1911, Hollywood rose after centuries to the world-renowned Dream Factory, a name given due to the dreams that are created in their movies. Everyone knows Hollywood and has seen at least one of its movies. If you have seen more than one, it is conspicuous that most of the villains are Muslims. Moreover, Hollywood often becomes criticized for anti-Muslim propaganda. Plato once wrote, “Those who tell the stories also rule society.” (The Republic) So the question is: do they really support or make a concept of an Islamic enemy, or do they just adapt to public opinion? I am going to investigate the issue by using different movies and their worldwide popularity as an example and by showing the increase in fear of Islam after 9/11.

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Title
Is Hollywood making a concept of an Islamic enemy or do they adapt to public opinion?
College
University of Heidelberg  (IUED)
Course
Übersetzungsbezogene Textproduktion und -präsentation
Grade
1,3
Author
Year
2015
Pages
4
Catalog Number
V340737
ISBN (eBook)
9783668303133
ISBN (Book)
9783668303140
File size
386 KB
Language
English
Keywords
Islamophobia, Islam, Hollywood, movie, 9/11, ISIS, terrorism, dream factory, anti, islamophobic
Quote paper
Julien Appler (Author), 2015, Is Hollywood making a concept of an Islamic enemy or do they adapt to public opinion?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/340737

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