Pulp Vietnam War and Gender in Cold War Men's Adventure Magazines Daddis

Cambridge University Press

Explore the intricate relationship between war and gender in Cold War popular culture with "Pulp Vietnam: War and Gender in Cold War Men's Adventure Magazines." This compelling evaluation delves into how men's adventure magazines shaped the attitudes of young, working-class Americans during the Vietnam War. Discover how titles like 'Man's Conquest' and 'Battle Cry' portrayed a hyper-masculine ideal, contrasting with the sexualized and often villainized depiction of women. Daddis convincingly argues that these popular tales of masculinity significantly influenced perceptions of the war and its participants, and continue to impact our understanding of male behavior in both peace and war. This hardcover book is written in English and offers a deep dive into a crucial aspect of Cold War history and media. Product Summary: - Book Title: Pulp Vietnam - Author: Gregory A. Daddis - Publisher: Cambridge University Press - Cover Type: Hardcover - Genre: Politics - Language: English - Pages: 288 - Publication Year: 2020 - ISBN: 9781108493505