Living with War

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Exploring the contrasting perceptions of war and peace in Canada and the United States, Robert Teigrob delves into how each nation experiences and remembers conflict. Through an analysis of various cultural artifacts, he reveals that while Americans exhibit overt patriotism and engage in debates regarding military actions, Canadians tend to embrace a more accepting view of their military history. This thought-provoking examination challenges preconceived notions about national identities and offers insights into contemporary Canadian militarism, complementing existing critiques.