James Carroll
Arlington National Cemetery is a beautiful place, as it should be, but its grandeur can deceive. To walk among the markers of those who died in wars is to confront the distance between war's contradictory contingency and the absoluteness of the death of each one killed in war. (Full article: 709 words)
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