Odysseus in America: Combat Trauma and the Trials of Homecoming
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Odysseus in America: Combat Trauma and the Trials of Homecoming

by Jonathan Shay M.D., John Mccain - Introduction, Senator Max Cleland - Introduction

Mythology Military Psychology Veterans Studies
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Jonathan Shay uses the story of Odysseus to examine combat trauma and the difficult process of coming home. With introductions by John McCain and Senator Max Cleland, this thoughtful work considers how war can shape the journey back to civilian life.

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Odysseus in America explores combat trauma and the trials of homecoming through the enduring story of Odysseus.

Jonathan Shay examines the relationship between war experiences and the challenges faced after returning home.

The book considers the lasting impact of combat trauma and the difficulties of reintegration.

Introductions by John McCain and Senator Max Cleland accompany Shay’s examination of veterans’ experiences.

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