Tokens for Reconciliation?

Simon Desplanque
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In 2017, Ken Burns and Lynn Novick released their latest documentary series, The Vietnam War, with a clear goal in mind: proposing a narrative that would “heal the wounds” generated by the war in the United States. This paper dwells on the role devoted to the “Viet’ vets” in this series. We argue that these veterans played a crucial role in this reconciliatory undertaking since they served as main conveyors of a critical vision of the war, close to what some scholars have called the “orthodox school”. In this regard, the emphasis put on them is indicative of a much broader mutation: the sacralisation of these “Viet’ vets” in official narratives and their progressive rehabilitation in U.S. popular culture.
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2017年,肯·伯恩斯(Ken Burns)和林恩·诺维克(Lynn Novick)发布了他们最新的纪录片系列《越南战争》(The Vietnam War),他们有一个明确的目标:提出一种叙事方式,以“治愈”这场战争在美国造成的创伤。本文详述了“越南老兵”在这个系列中所扮演的角色。我们认为,这些老兵在这一和解事业中发挥了至关重要的作用,因为他们是战争批判观点的主要传送者,接近一些学者所谓的“正统派”。在这方面,对他们的强调表明了一种更广泛的突变:这些“越南老兵”在官方叙事中的神圣化,以及他们在美国流行文化中的逐步康复。
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