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Bobbie Ann Mason: Critical Essay by June Dwyer

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SOURCE: Dwyer, June. “New Roles, New History, and New Patriotism: Bobbie Ann Mason's In Country.Modern Language Studies 22, no. 2 (spring 1992): 72–78.

In the following essay, Dwyer argues that Samantha's quest to learn Vietnam's history in In Country represents a redefinition of patriotism, history, and the family structure.

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