Computadores

Cover
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Footsteps: Diagramming High-Rise Evacuation
2. Mobile Medical-Military Machines
3. Evacuation and Euphemism: Memory, Lexicality, and Aphasia—From the Holocaust to Japanese American “Internment”
4. “The City is to be Evacuated”: Roads, Race, and Automobility During the Early Cold War
5. Companion Evacuations at the Boundaries of Life
6. A Disengagement: Evacuation Trauma, Colonial Vertigo, and National Reproduction
7. Seeing Evacuation Logistically
8. Burn
Conclusion: The End
Notes
References
Index
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