Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Introduction ix
5. Contributors xv
6. Part I. Presenting the Unpresentable
7. Chapter 1 Gendered Translations: Claude Lanzmann's Shoah 3
8. Chapter 2. Spectacular Bodies: Gender, Terror, and Argentina's "Dirty War" 20
9. Part II. War Mythopoeia
10. Chapter 3. The Threshold of Thrill: Life Stories in the Skies Over Southeast Asia 43
11. Chapter 4. Techno-Muscularity and the "Boy Eternal": from the Quagmire to the Gulf 67
12. Part III. Home/Front?
13. Chapter 5. Notes Toward a Feminist Peace Politics 109
14. Chapter 6. Sisters and Brothers in Arms: Family, Class, and Gendering in World War I Britain 128
15. Chapter 7. Daughtering in War: Two "Case Studies" From Mexico and Guatemala 148
16. Part IV. Engendering Language
17. Chapter 8. (Wo)-Man, Retelling The War Myth 177
18. Chapter 9. Not so Quiet in No-Woman's-Land 205
19. Chapter 10. Wars, Wimps, and Women: Talking Gender and Thinking War 227
20. Part V. The Politics of Representation
21. Chapter 11. Sexual Fantasies and War Memories: Claude Simon's Narratology 249
22. Chapter 12. Danger on the Home Front: Motherhood, Sexuality, and Disabled Veterans in American Postwar Films 260
23. Part VI. Interpretive Essay
24. Chapter 13. The Bomb's Womb and the Genders of War (War Goes on Preventing Women from Becoming the Mothers of Invention) 283
25. Postscript. Miriam Cookeand Angela Woollacott 317
26. Select Bibliography 327
27. Index 329