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Cover 1 Contents 8 Acknowledgments 10 INTRODUCTION 16 1 “Democracy within the Teeth of Fascism”: The Black POW and the Invisible War at Home in Ralph Ellison’s War Writings 38 2 Revolution from Above: Ōe Kenzaburō, the Black Airman, and Occupied Japan 69 3 A Blueprint for Occupied Japan: Miné Okubo and the American Concentration Camp 94 4 Possessive Investment in Ruin: The Target, the Proving Ground, and the U.S. War Machine in the Nuclear Pacific 122 5 People’s War, People’s Democracy, People’s Epic: Carlos Bulosan, U.S. Counterintelligence, and Cold War Unreliable Narration 152 6 The Enemy at Home: Urban Warfare and the Russell Tribunal on Vietnam 180 7 Militarized Queerness: Racial Masking and the Korean War Mascot 210 EPILOGUE 234 Notes 242 Index 300 A 300 B 301 C 302 D 303 E 304 F 304 G 305 H 305 I 306 J 306 K 307 L 307 M 308 N 309 O 310 P 310 Q 311 R 311 S 312 T 313 U 313 V 314 W 314 Y 315 Z 315
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