Introduction: Art, War, and Truth – Images of Conflict

Margaret Hutchison · Emily Robertson

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While destructive, war is a generative force like no other. (Barkawi & Brighton, 2011: 126)War is both ‘a destroyer and maker of truths’, and it is not just through history and politics that these ...

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