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

Medical Gender Studies Nonfiction
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Impotent Warriors explores Gulf War Syndrome through perspectives on vulnerability and masculinity. Susie Kilshaw examines the relationship between health, gender, identity, and military experience, offering a focused study of how war-related illness can be understood within broader social and cultural discussions.

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

Susie Kilshaw considers how experiences associated with military service and war-related illness can be understood through questions of gender and identity.

The book offers a focused perspective on the social and health dimensions surrounding Gulf War Syndrome.

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