The Kennedy Obsession: The American Myth of JFK

Herbert S. Parmet · John Hellmann

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Prologue: A Bedside Visit1: How Kennedy Awoke: Jack's Reading and Why England Slept2: John Hersey's Survival: A Literary Experiment and Its Political Adaptation3: The Old Man and the Boy: Papa Hemingway and Profiles in Courage4: The Hollywood Screen and Kennedy's Televised Showdown with Truman5: The Erotics of a Presidency6: An Assassination and Its Fictions

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