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atomic bomb in literature

Reckoning Day

By Jacqueline Foertsch

Legacies and ambiguities

By Ernestine Schlant,J. Thomas Rimer

Comics, the Holocaust and Hiroshima

By Jane L. Chapman,Adam Sherif,Dan Ellin

Imaginative literature and the atomic bomb

By Philip Duhan Segal

Hakai kara no tanjō

By Nobuko Tsukui

Onna ga Hiroshima o kataru

By Akiko Esashi

Sekaishi no naka no Fukushima

By Toshifumi Jinno

An Integrated teaching unit on John Hersey's Hiroshima developed at Purdue University

By Suzanne Dawson,Nancy Dodds

"Mienai kyōfu" no kataribe to shite, Hayashi Kyōko

By Sumiko Watanabe

Nuclear age literature for youth

By Millicent Lenz

Literary aftershocks

By Albert E. Stone

Dekigoto no zankyō

By Yōko Murakami

Narrative as counter-memory

By Reiko Tachibana

Nuclear annihilation and contemporary American poetry

By John Gery

Hankaku to daisan sekai

By Narihiko Itō

And the river flowed as a raft of corpses

By Chad Diehl

La littérature irradiée

By Andréas Pfersmann

Pikadon

By Giuseppe Previtali

Monsters, mushroom clouds, and the Cold War

By M. Keith Booker

Atomic comics

By Ferenc Morton Szasz

The Nightmare considered

By Nancy Anisfield

Poéticas da violência

By Celeste Henriques Marquês Ribeiro de Sousa

L'apocalisse immaginaria

By Raffaella Monia Calia,Luigi Caramiello

Genbaku bungaku to iu puroburematīku

By Takayuki Kawaguchi