Impotent Warriors: Perspectives on Gulf War Syndrome, Vulnerability and Masculinity
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Impotent Warriors: Perspectives on Gulf War Syndrome, Vulnerability and Masculinity

by Susie Kilshaw

History Health Gender Studies military studies
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Impotent Warriors examines Gulf War Syndrome through the intertwined issues of vulnerability and masculinity. Susie Kilshaw’s study considers how illness, identity, bodily experience, and military service are shaped by wider understandings of gender, strength, and vulnerability.

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Impotent Warriors explores Gulf War Syndrome through the connected themes of vulnerability and masculinity.

The book considers how illness and military experience can be understood through ideas about gender, strength, and bodily vulnerability.

Its focus brings together health, identity, and the cultural meanings attached to military service.

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