Writing war

Writing war: soldiers record the Japanese empire

by Moore, Aaron William

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  • Full title :Writing war : soldiers record the Japanese empire / Aaron William Moore

Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2013

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Contents: Introduction: World War, diary writing, and the self. 1) Talk about heroes: military diaries in the modern world. 2) Self-mobilization and the discipline of the battlefield: the battle for Shanghai and northern China. 3) Assembling the "new order": reconstitution of self through diary writing. 4) The unbearable likeness of being: the transnational phenomenon of self-discipline during the Pacific War. 5) The physics of writing war: recording the destruction of the Japanese Empire. 6) The consequences of self-discipline: postwar historical memory and veterans' narratives. Conclusion: the peril of self-discipline

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  • Description:vi, 378 p.

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9780674059061, 0674059069
  • oclc:ocn855994692
  • LC Classification:D767
  • Dewey Decimal:940.53 52072

Table of Contents

Introduction: World War, diary writing, and the self -- Talk about heroes: military diaries in the modern world -- Self-mobilization and the discipline of the battlefield: the battle for Shanghai and northern China -- Assembling the "new order": reconstitution of self through diary writing -- The unbearable likeness of being: the transnational phenomenon of self-discipline during the Pacific War -- The physics of writing war: recording the destruction of the Japanese Empire -- The consequences of self-discipline: postwar historical memory and veterans' narratives -- Conclusion: the peril of self-discipline.

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