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Author: Theron Fairchild

Theron Fairchild is currently a lecturer in the Department of International Business and Management, Kanagawa University, Japan. Previously he has worked at the Visual History Foundation in Los Angeles. He is also a published science fiction author with academic interests in science, creative writing, and synthetic development.
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Finding Narrative Coherence in the Atomic Bombings of Japan

Theron Fairchild finds that the narratives surrounding the atomic weapons used against Japan vary in accuracy, each with histories of their own, influenced by political, social, economic, moral, and speculative arguments.

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