Nothing Ever Dies: Vietnam and the Memory of War (46 page)

13
. O’Reilly, “Q&A: Doris Lessing Talks to Sarah O’Reilly about
The Golden Notebook
,” loc. 11316.

14
. Derrida,
On Cosmopolitanism and Forgiveness
, 31–32.

15
. Ibid., 27.

16
. Ibid., 31.

17
. Ibid., 33–34.

18
. Ibid., 39.

19
. Hanh,
The Miracle of Mindfulness
, Kindle edition, loc. 741.

20
. Griswold,
Forgiveness
, 29.

21
. Ibid., 30.

22
. Margalit,
The Ethics of Memory
, 193.

23
. “Forgive,” Oxford English Dictionary.

24
. Connerton in
How Modernity Forgets
discusses how forgetting is an integral part of capitalism and modernity, which the gift is supposed to counteract through compelling memory (53).

25
. Ricoeur,
Memory, History, Forgetting
, 481.

26
. Ehrhart, “The Invasion of Grenada.”

27
. Hyde,
The Gift
, 258.

28
. Short’s
Pol Pot
was a helpful source in studying the life of the Khmer Rouge leader.

29
. Dunlop,
The Lost Executioner
, 22.

EPILOGUE

1
. Marker,
Sans Soleil
.

2
. Ibid.

3
. Spiegelman,
Metamaus
, 60.

4
. Parts of this epilogue are adapted from my article “War, Memory and the Future.”

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