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The Vietnam War in American memory, veterans, memorials, and the politics of healing, Patrick Hagopian

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The Vietnam War in American memory, veterans, memorials, and the politics of healing, Patrick Hagopian

Language

eng

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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government publication of a state province territory dependency etc

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The Vietnam War in American memory

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

229308857

Responsibility statement

Patrick Hagopian

Series statement

Culture, politics, and the cold war

Sub title

veterans, memorials, and the politics of healing

Table Of Contents

Never again: the Vietnam syndrome in American foreign policy -- Something rather dark and bloody: atrocities, post-traumatic stress disorder, and the pathologization of Vietnam veterans -- The discourse of healing and the black gash of shame: the design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial -- A dangerous political issue: the war about memory in 182 -- Home to America's heart: the national salute to Vietnam veterans -- In unity and with resolve: the statue, the flag, and political speech at the Memorial -- No shame or stigma: the Vietnam Veterans Leadership Program -- A confrontation between faiths: the Kentucky Vietnam Veterans Memorial -- Today, we are one people: the family drama of race and gender in commemorative statuary of the Vietnam War -- Our offspring: children in Vietnam veterans memorials -- The wall is for all of us: patterns of public response to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial -- Conclusion: A statute of limitations: what healing from the war might mean

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