Titlebook: Vietnam Images; War And Representati Jeffrey Walsh (Principal Lecturer in English),Jame Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Vietnam, Fine Art and the Culture Industry,divert attention from them… At present, all works of art including radical ones have a conservative tinge, for they help reinforce the existence of a separate domain of spirit and culture whose practical impotence and complicity with the principle of unmitigated disaster are painfully evident.

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Flight Controls: The Social History of the Helicopter as a Symbol of Vietnam, of the war as the six-gun in the Western (.). This prevalence reflects the reality of affairs in the war, but it has tended to obscure the precise importance of the helicopter in determining aspects of the Vietnam experience for Americans, and hence the meanings inherent in its symbolic association

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Literary Sense-Making: American Vietnam Fiction,eness of war has contributed to the production of an ever-growing number of fictional accounts that deal with war or war-like situations. One of the assumptions of this essay is that stories of war display essential cultural concepts, expectations and self-images more prominently than other kinds of

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,‘After our War’: John Balaban’s Poetic Images of Vietnam,em embodies common attitudes, shared cultural perspectives and what seems to be an identical use of language. The dominant viewpoint naturally enough is that of the soldier whose poems recall the time he spent in occupied Vietnam. A whole plethora of poems reiterate the traditional litanies of warfa

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History Lessons: ,War? Whilst it should be stressed that this is a thoroughly American account, paying no attention whatsoever to the Vietnamese perspective, it is certainly very strong in its depiction of particular authentic, and especially experiential, details. It creates a powerful impression of the impenetrable

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Rambo: American Adam, Anarchist and Archetypal Frontier Hero, It has since become the most lucrative movie in the history of the cinema, making its star Sylvester Stallone the best-paid Hollywood actor. His fee for ., which was next in line after ., was $12 million. After a very successful run in North America, the film was launched in Europe, Africa and Asia

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Eros and Thanatos: An Analysis of the Vietnam Memorial,rans Memorial Fund in May 1979. The Maya Lin wall (.) was dedicated in November 1982 and the Frederick Hart statue (.) was dedicated on 11 November 1984, as an official addition to Lin’s work. Since it was built the memorial has attracted millions of visitors — veterans, their relatives and others —