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Corpus Christi, Texas
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HIST 4350
Narratives of World War II in the Pacific
Examines how the relations between history, memory, and contemporary politics in post-WWII U. S. and Asia-Pacific have shaped the meaning of various contentious issues related to the Pacific War-such as war origins and responsibility, atrocities, racism, reparations, and nationalism-in textbooks, monuments, literature, art, films, political debates, exhibits, commemorative events, and scholarly works in different social and temporal contexts
Units: 3.0