The Dig: Combat Trauma w/ Nadia Abu El-Haj

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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The New American Militarism

01:54 • 4min

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The Dig Presents Podcast

05:29 • 3min

4

Combat Trauma, Imaginaries of War, and Citizenship in Post-9-11 America

08:26 • 4min

5

The War on Terror - The Figure of the Traumatized Soldier

11:56 • 5min

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The Stereotype of the So-Called Civilian

17:09 • 2min

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What Is Post Vietnam Syndrome?

18:50 • 5min

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The Concept of Real Guilt

23:58 • 2min

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What Is the Role of Atrocities in Vietnam?

26:14 • 2min

10

I Did You Have to Kill You Have to Drain the Water to Kill

28:26 • 6min

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The Trauma of Vietnam Veterans

34:16 • 5min

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The War in Vietnam Is a Breaking Point, Right?

39:31 • 3min

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What Is Traumatic Victimhood?

42:06 • 5min

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The Trauma of Victims of Violence

47:05 • 3min

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Psychiatry and the DSM-3

49:58 • 5min

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Trauma and Trauma in the 1990s

54:58 • 4min

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What Is New Humanitarianism?

59:11 • 2min

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The Language of the Emergency Is Intervening

01:00:52 • 3min

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The Sinking Middle Class by David Rodegger

01:03:31 • 6min

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Is Psychodynamic Therapy Better for PTSD?

01:09:16 • 3min

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Trauma and Trauma in the Military

01:12:14 • 6min

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PTSD and Trauma Born of War

01:18:04 • 2min

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The New Concept of Moral Injuries in Combat Trauma

01:19:44 • 4min

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Trauma and PTSD in the Military

01:23:43 • 2min

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Is the Military Just Another Job?

01:25:55 • 2min

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The Importance of Force Protection

01:27:53 • 5min

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The Civil Military Divide

01:32:30 • 3min

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The Traumatized Ground Trooper

01:35:41 • 4min

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The Rise of the Military Welfare State

01:40:08 • 3min

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The Western Military Is Not Just Political, It's Moral

01:42:41 • 3min

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The Dig From Jacob and Magazine

01:46:07 • 3min