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The Vietnam Veterans Memorial: An Invitation to Argument

Peter Ehrenhaus Peter Ehrenhaus is Assistant Professor of Speech Communication, Portland State University, Portland, OR.
Pages 54-64 | Published online: 23 Jan 2018

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Roger C. Aden, Min Wha Han, Stephanie Norander, Michael E. Pfahl, Timothy P. PollockJr.Jr. & Stephanie L. Young. (2009) Re-Collection: A Proposal for Refining the Study of Collective Memory and its Places. Communication Theory 19:3, pages 311-336.
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Alison I. English. (2004) The Clarke County (Alabama) War Memorial: Kairos and Chronos United in the Sacred Commemoration and Contemplation of Five Wars . The Journal of American Culture 27:4, pages 384-405.
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