After more than four decades, the Viet Nam War continues to haunt America's national memory, culture, politics, and military actions. In this probing study, Susan Lyn Eastman examines a range of cultural productions that have tried to grapple with the psychic afterlife of traumatic violence resulting from the ill-fated conflict in Southeast Asia.
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