Encounters With Hiroshima: Making Sense of the Nuclear Age

by Walter Enloe, Randy Morris

This book is the result of journeys undertaken by the authors as educators and human beings to make sense of the nuclear age. Our unique vantage point is that we have lived in Hiroshima for many years, time enough for the psychic landscape of the city to speak to and through us. We hope that it will stimulate others to deepen their thinking about this crucial time in human history.

198 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 1998