Happiness Is a Warm Gun: Militarized Mourning and Ceremonial Vengeance: Toward a Psychological Theory of Combat and Manhood in America

Chaim Shatan, M.D., C.M., was a clinical professor and training analyst (formerly clinic co-director) at the Postdoctoral Psychoanalytic Training Program, New York University. He wrote and lectured on combat training and its aftermath, the homecoming of POWs, and concentration camp survivors, as well as on emotional problems in children of war veterans.