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The Poetics of Protest and Propaganda: Western Voices of the Vietnam War
In the context of the Vietnam War era and its aftermath, I engage in close readings of textual works such as poems, comic books, protest posters, illustrations, photographs, and monuments, arguing for the existence of an intersection between poetics, protest, and propaganda. Theorizing this conceptu
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