Filling the hole in the nuclear future : art and popular culture respond to the bomb
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Filling the hole in the nuclear future : art and popular culture respond to the bomb
（AsiaWorld / series editor, Mark Selden）
Lexington Books, a division of Rowman & Littlefield, c2010
- : pbk
- : cloth
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foreword by Tom Engelhardt
Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Fetch-lights and grocery lists : metaphors and nuclear weapons / John Canaday
- Poems from Critical assembly / John Canaday
- Robots, A-bombs, and war : cultural meanings of science and technology in Japan around World War II / Kenji Ito
- The day the sun was lost (from the film Taiyo wo nakushita hi) / Minoru Maeda
- The summer you can't go back to (from the manga Kaerani natsu) / Naoko Maeda
- "The buck stops here": Hiroshima revisionism in the Truman years / Mick Broderick
- Godzilla and the bravo shot : who created and killed the monster? / Yuki Tanaka
- Thank you, Mr. Avedon / Carole Gallagher
- Target earth : the atomic bomb and the whole earth / Robert Jacobs
- Nuclear culture / Judy Hiramoto
- Nuclear fear 1987-2007 : has anything changed? Has everything changed? / Spencer Weart
