Racist War for Civilization@@@War Without Mercy: Race and Power in the Pacific War.
Racist War for Civilization@@@War Without Mercy: Race and Power in the Pacific War.
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种族主义文明战争@@@无情的战争：太平洋战争中的种族与权力。
DOI：
10.2307/2702046
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发表时间：
1987
影响因子：
0.1
通讯作者：
J. Dower
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文献类型：
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作者：
Robert A. Rosenstone;J. Dower
没有怜悯的战争：太平洋战争中的种族和权力。词：John W.道尔纽约：万神殿，1986年，398页。22.50美元所有在珍珠港事件发生时已经过了婴儿期的人都知道，种族主义在日美战争的双方都是一个强大而邪恶的因素，但几十年来，这一点已经从历史意识中消失了。研究现代日本文化的美国历史学家约翰·道尔（John Dower）在关于太平洋战争的少数几本真正重要的书中，精辟地描述和分析了种族主义。利用一系列富有想象力的资料？政府档案卡通电影私人信件他重新创造了当时的相互刻板印象，并表明了它们与那场战争的无情联系。这对现在和将来的所有人民都是一个警示。乔治·卡特莱特·马歇尔将军的论文。第二卷：“我们不能拖延”？1939年7月1日-1941年12月6日。由Larry I编辑莎伦·布兰德Ritenour和Clarence E.小温德林巴尔蒂莫尔：约翰霍普金斯，1986年，746页。35美元这本编辑精良的出版物的第一卷（1981年）涵盖了马歇尔将军生命的前59年;这一卷涵盖了29个月。马歇尔能够同时处理国家安全的细枝末节和最大问题，这在他自己的信件和备忘录中有明确的记载，毫无疑问，他是一个天才，在国会和公众舆论矛盾的时候准备战争，总统不确定和狡猾。
WAR WITHOUT MERCY: RACE AND POWER IN THE PACIFIC WAR. By John W. Dower. New York: Pantheon, 1986, 398 pp. $22.50. All those who were beyond infancy at the time of Pearl Harbor know that racism was a powerful and malign element on both sides of the Japanese-American war, but this has receded from historical consciousness over the decades. John Dower, an American historian of modern Japanese culture, has brilliantly described and analyzed that racism in one of the handful of truly important books on the Pacific war. Using an imaginative range of sources?government archives, cartoons, movies, private letters? he has recreated the reciprocal stereotypes of the time and has shown their grim connection to the ruthlessness of that war. This is a cautionary tale for all peoples, now and in the future. THE PAPERS OF GENERAL GEORGE CATLETT MARSHALL. VOL. II: "WE CANNOT DELAY"?July 1, 1939-December 6, 1941. Edited by Larry I. Bland, Sharon R. Ritenour and Clarence E. Wunderlin, Jr. Balti more: Johns Hopkins, 1986, 746 pp. $35.00. The first volume of this competently edited publication (1981) covered the first 59 years of General Marshall's life; this volume covers 29 months. Marshall's capacity to deal simultaneously with minutiae and the largest issues of national security is clearly documented in his own letters and memoranda, leaving no doubt that he was a genius at preparing for war at a time when Congress and public opinion were ambivalent and the President uncertain and devious.