The First World War : literature, culture, modernity /

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English poetry of the First World War a study in the evolution of lyric and narrative form. by Johnston, John H.

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American poetry and the First World War / by Dayton, Tim, 1960-

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Half-title; Title page; Copyright information; Dedication; Table of contents; List of Figures; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1 America Enters the War; The Hegemonic Project; American Ideology and First World War Poetry; Left Neo-pragmatism; Historical Materialism; Chapter 2 American Intervention in the First World War: Poetry as an Ideological Form; Neutrality and Its Discontents; Pervasive Anachronism; Poetry and Interpellation; Conclusion; Chapter 3 ''Devotions Loyal Even to Death'': Alan Seeger, Asceticism, Medievalism, and the Martial Ideal; Seeger Before the War.…”
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Re-imagining the First World War : new perspectives in Anglophone literature and culture /

Table of Contents: “…Tragedy of the Great War from the Oblate Missionary perspective / Pawel Zajac -- Mary Borden's The Forbidden Zone: a nurse's impressions of the First World War / Anna Slonina -- "Notwithstanding its awfulness ... …”

American poetry and the First World War / by Dayton, Tim, 1960-

Table of Contents: “…Some versions of the epic: The First World War and the modern American long poem -- 6. …”

Media, memory, and the First World War / by Williams, David, 1945-

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The short story and the First World War / by Einhaus, Ann-Marie

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Modernism, history and the First World War / by Tate, Trudi

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Re-imagining the First World War : new perspectives in Anglophone literature and culture /

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English poetry of the First World War : a study in the evolution of lyric and narrative form / by Johnston, John H.

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Women writers of the First World War : an annotated bibliography / by Ouditt, Sharon, 1963-

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British culture and the First World War : experience, representation and memory / by Thacker, Toby, 1957-

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First World War In German Narrative Prose.

Table of Contents: “…Two representative expressionist responses to the challenge of the First World War : Carl Sternheim's "eigene Nuance" and Leonhard Frank's "Utopia" /…”
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Children's literature and culture of the First World War /

Table of Contents: “…Nicholas Magazine / Andrea McKenzie -- War, the black diaspora, and anti-colonialist journalism : the cae of Our boys and girls / Katharine Capshaw -- Germanic power and Uncle Sam's orders : immigrant experience of the First World War in Swedish-American writings for youth / Agnieszka Stasiewicz-Bieńkowska -- Section II : Propaganda and experience -- Lives of girls and young women in Germany during the First World War / Andrew Donson -- "The eastern glow where the big sons go" : Arnold Wilson, Clifton College, and the First World War / Barbara Cooke -- Australia and wartime chorography : showing and telling the story of home / Rosemary Ross Johnston -- The building of boys for war : the militarization of boys' work in the Canadian and American YMCAs / Jonathan Weier -- "A salesman soldier for Uncle Sam" : images of childhood in US food conservation, 1914-1919 / Justin Nordstrom -- Section III : Education and play -- Fun and military games : the war in German picturebooks, 1914-1915 / Emer O'Sullivan -- "A very cruel thing" : Canadian children, the First World War, and the Grain grower's guide / Kristine Moruzi -- "How merrily the battle rages" : props for make-believe in the Edwardian nursery / Rosie Kennedy -- "Playing soldiers?" …”

British children's literature and the First World War : representations since 1914 / by Budgen, David (Historian)

Touch and intimacy in First World War literature / by Das, Santanu

Table of Contents: “…Trenches -- Slimescapes -- Geographies of sense -- Intimacies -- "Kiss me, Hardy' : the dying kiss in the First World War trenches -- Wilfred Owen and the sense of touch -- Wounds -- 'The impotence of sympathy' : service and suffering in the nurses' memoirs -- The operating theatre.…”
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Modernism, male friendship, and the First World War / by Cole, Sarah

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The First World War as a clash of cultures /

Table of Contents: “…: Carl Sternheim's opposition to the First World War /…”
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The First World War in German narrative prose : essays in honour of George Wallis Field /

Table of Contents: “…Two representative expressionist responses to the challenge of the First World War.--John, D. The Sperber in Hesse's Demian.…”
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British children's literature and the First World War : representations since 1914 / by Budgen, David (Historian)

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