James Salter The Hunters Book Review

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1. A forgotten war
2. The Korean War as a shoot-down competition with <<The Hunters>>
3. Korean War and Orientalism

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The Korean War is the so-called "forgotten war" for many Americans. This is not irrelevant to the way the Korean War is represented in American novels published after the war. The Korean War is a forgotten war for Americans today, which stands out compared to the two wars before the Korean War: World War I and World War II. In terms of the number of works, it is significantly lower than literature on World War I and II, and from immediately after the war to the late 1960s, when Korean War novels were most actively published in the United States, the number of works published was around 60 and around 2000, the 50th anniversary of the outbreak of the war, the number of works published was around 100.
In addition, if the Second World War resulted in masterpieces such as Ernest Hemingway, Norman Mailer, and Joseph Heller, it is not easy to think of works that guarantee such works in Korean War novels.

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