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Re-Imagining Hiroshima

August 6, 2015 /

Special Issue: Critical Military Studies

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  • The most modern city in the world: Isamu Noguchi’s cenotaph controversy and Hiroshima’s city of peace: Ran Zwigenberg
  • Unbearable light/ness of the bombing: normalizing violence and banalizing the horror of the atomic bomb experiences: Yuki Miyamoto
  • Remembering nukes: collective memories and countering state history: Stefanie Fishel
  • Contested spaces of ethnicity: zainichi Korean accounts of the atomic bombings: Erik Ropers
  • Hiroshima and two paradoxes of Japanese nuclear perplexity: Thomas E. Doyle II
  • Re-imagining Hiroshima in Japan: elin o’Hara slavik
  • Memory and survival in everyday textures – Ishiuchi Miyako’s Here and Now: Atomic Bomb Artifacts, ひろしま/ Hiroshima 1945/2007: Makeda Best
  • Nagasaki Re-Imagined: the last shall be first: Kathleen Sullivan

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