In this book, an anthropologist sets his experiences as a teenager fighting in the Vietnam War within the larger sweep of American culture and society. When his daughter is born decades after he returned from war the violence of those experiences, long suppressed, emerges from the shadows.
In this book, an anthropologist sets his experiences as a teenager fighting in the Vietnam War within the larger sweep of American culture and society. When his daughter is born decades after he returned from war the violence of those experiences, long suppressed, emerges from the shadows.
Glenn Petersen is professor at the City University of New York's Baruch College and Graduate Center.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures Introduction Chapter One Why We Fight Chapter TwoBecoming a Warrior Chapter ThreeEveryday Danger Chapter FourStress and Decompression Chapter FiveThinking I've Left War Chapter SixDaddy, Daddy, Daddy! Chapter SevenWar and the Arc of Human Experience Chapter EightEveryday War Chapter NineWhy We Fought AppendixSERE, Torture, Psychologists, and the CIA Glossary References Index About the Author
List of Figures Introduction Chapter One Why We Fight Chapter TwoBecoming a Warrior Chapter ThreeEveryday Danger Chapter FourStress and Decompression Chapter FiveThinking I've Left War Chapter SixDaddy, Daddy, Daddy! Chapter SevenWar and the Arc of Human Experience Chapter EightEveryday War Chapter NineWhy We Fought AppendixSERE, Torture, Psychologists, and the CIA Glossary References Index About the Author
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