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In closing, it is possible to see the bomb experience as a collective rite of passage for the thousands of affected Kenyans that, to extend Appadurai's line of argument (1996:179), acted to inscribe a new layer, however thin, of national subjectivity upon a previously ethnicized and factionalized political body. In 1973 Gerald Haslam wrote that since "healing and preserving our wounded environment have become a tragically factionalized issue. Flavored with Gannon's Midwestern charm and Irish hard-hitting honesty, A Life In Print is unafraid to level scathing criticsm against individuals or societies--whether decrying presidential canditate John Kerry's professed Catholicism when Kerry has repeatedly voted against pro-life platforms, or lamenting that the factionalized modern-day America is such a far cry away from the unified nation that came together and gave everything it had to support the war effort during World War II. |
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