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Death rituals: the grief fetish and military service

机译:死亡仪式:悲伤的恋物癖和服兵役

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The question foreshadowed the disconnectedness I would feel over the next 24 hours. A family member asked me the day before the funeral if I would be wearing my uniform. My uniform? I haven't worn my uniform in nine years.... I paused, a bit shocked by the unexpected question. As a medically retired veteran, I suppose that I am technically authorized to wear my military uniform to events if I wish but doing so had not occurred to me. I explained to the family member that I would not be wearing it and that doing so would require me to cut my hair, shave my beard, and immediately lose 20-30 pounds so it would fit properly.
机译:这个问题预示了我在接下来的24小时内会感到脱节。一位家庭成员在葬礼的前一天问我是否要穿我的制服。我的制服?我已经九年没有穿制服了。。。我停下来,对这个意外的问题感到有些震惊。作为一名已退休的退伍军人,我想我在技术上被允许穿着军装参加活动,如果我愿意的话,但我自己没有这样做。我向家庭成员解释说,我不会戴它,这样做会要求我剪头发,剃掉胡须并立即减掉20到30磅,这样才能适合自己。

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    《Critical Military Studies》 |2018年第1期|92-95|共4页
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    Christopher M. Webb;

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    Department of Cultural Anthropology, Duke University, Durham, NC, USA;

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