From Melos to My Lai

Lawrence A. Tritle

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Classical Antiquity Studies Memory, violence, and history Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

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From Melos to My Lai presents an erudite, provocative and moving analysis of the accounts of violence in the literature and history of ancient Greece and in the film literature and veterans' accounts of the Vietnam War. This comparative investigation examines the nature of violence, its impact on society and culture, especially as reflected from th

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