"Thomas M. Hawley combines theoretical dexterity and voluminous research in a first-rate book on America's tortured Vietnam legacy. By cataloguing the manifold practices that keep the bodies of the absent dead alive, he enables us to understand the nation's obsession with a political and cultural war it continually invents and reinvents at home and abroad."--Steven Johnston, author of "Encountering Tragedy: Rousseau and the Project of Democratic Order"
"Thomas M. Hawley combines theoretical dexterity and voluminous research in a first-rate book on America's tortured Vietnam legacy. By cataloguing the manifold practices that keep the bodies of the absent dead alive, he enables us to understand the nation's obsession with a political and cultural war it continually invents and reinvents at home and abroad."--Steven Johnston, author of "Encountering Tragedy: Rousseau and the Project of Democratic Order"
Acknowledgments ix 1. Body Trouble 1 2. From Unrecoverable to Unaccounted For 39 3. The Body of the Accounted-For Soldier 81 4. "Our Stateside MIAs": The Body of the Vietnam Veteran 115 5. Practices of Memorialization: The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Tomb of the Vietnam War Unknown Soldier, and the POW/MIA Flag 158 6. The Ethics of Accounting 211 Epilogue. Same as It Ever Was 242 Notes 253 Bibliography 261 Index 277
Acknowledgments ix 1. Body Trouble 1 2. From Unrecoverable to Unaccounted For 39 3. The Body of the Accounted-For Soldier 81 4. "Our Stateside MIAs": The Body of the Vietnam Veteran 115 5. Practices of Memorialization: The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Tomb of the Vietnam War Unknown Soldier, and the POW/MIA Flag 158 6. The Ethics of Accounting 211 Epilogue. Same as It Ever Was 242 Notes 253 Bibliography 261 Index 277
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