War and Literature
Cultural memory and national representation : the Franco-Prussian War in French and German literature, 1871-1900
... the war became a background for a wide variety of debates in Germany about the relationship between patriotism, genius, culture, universality, and French and German ...
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The Employment of the Savior Concept in Literature: Iraqi Novelistic production post-war of 2003
... Iraqi literature today without recognizing the multiple shifts and varieties in its ...the war and ...the war and invasion of the American troops the period which paved the way to the ...
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Us vs. Them: Cultural Encounters in Warzones through Reading American War Literature
... the war in Vietnam and that in Iraq (see Ricks 2007; Ballard 2010; Keegan ...the war, and once again, the American society stood up against the ...Long War with Iraq, detects the same problem America ...
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The Use of Sensory Language in War Literature
... civil war between Caesar and Pompey, Lucan uses the senses to create vivid scenes of the bloodshed of war for his ...World War I novel Im Westen nichts Neues and in the Iraq war book ...
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Proto-Postmodernism: Constructing Postmodern Ethics through Cold War Literature and Theory
... Cold War, carving out a period in late modernity I am calling the ...post- war and enters the Cold War, but without falling back into the same authoritative totalizations typical of ...
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Hosts and Hostages: Mass Immigration and the Power of Hospitality in Post-War British and Caribbean Literature
... to literature written during the 1950s and 1960s, reveals how the texts by Selvon, Naipaul, Sillitoe and Burgess, which were produced at the moment of extensive decolonization and mass immigration highlight the ...
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The American Homefront of World War II in Literature for Children: An Evaluative Comparison of Series and Autobiographical Fiction
... At the beginning of The Cookcamp, the boy, at the tender age of five, is nowhere near as lucky. His mother gets a job in a factory. She claims it is because they need money, but the narrative explains that they have ...
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From Stalingrad to Grozny: Patriotism, political pressure, and literature in the war reporting of Vassily Grossman and Anna Politkovskaya
... the war in Chechnya was still going on, the Russian official – knowing this was in effect a private conversation – frankly conceded that corruption among the officer corps was the main ...
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Love and lust in the Indies : an analysis of the representation of njais in a selection of pre-World War II Malay language literature
... They are positioned outside bangsa by the community, but like palimpsest, actually retain much of their adat and agama, so remain haloes.. We note that Isah is expected to discard her ol[r] ...
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Women and violence in post-war Russian literature.
... Russian Literature, Westport, CT, 1994; Rosalind Marsh ...Russian Literature: New Perspectives, New York and Cambridge, 1996; Rosalind Marsh ...Russian literature, see Pamela Chester and Sibelan ...
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Border crossings: Carrie's War, children's literature and hybridity
... World War, evident elsewhere, are particularly noticeable here in the marginal status of these two migrant figures: the ‘witch’ (as she is known), and the ...
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Writing about Britain’s 1914 18 War Resisters Literature Review
... World War is very apparent in her most recent work, Pacifists, Patriots and the Vote: The Erosion of Democratic Suffragism in Britain During the First World ...the war, he exercised an influence comparable ...
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Long-term mental health of war-refugees: a systematic literature review
... long-settled war-refugees worldwide, applied a subgroup analysis to understand the reasons for prevalence variability, and narratively reviewed pre-migration and post-migration factors asso- ciated with mental ...
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American policy and the downfall of the Nationalist China : a survey of major American historical literature of China's civil war
... The practice of international politics could be both stimulating and frustrating. Its stimulus lies in the demands it makes on the skills of statesmanship of all the participants. Every move needs to be weighed with ...
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Representing War as Punishment in the War on Terror
... of war and law enforcement and the merging of policing and military operations (Kraska 1993; 2001; 2007; Bigo 2005; Sparks 2006; Krasmann 2007), this article looks at forms of punishment that overlap with defence ...
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Harold Pinter’s Anti-War Poetry: A Critique of War
... World War II brought despair and rootless life to be ...Pinter’s War Poetry in the light of war activities executed by ...his War Poetry and the Noble Prize for Literature in ...His ...
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The global war on terror: A war of words?
... Global War On Terrorism: A War Of Words?, which is part of the bachelor course Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology, Leiden University, I had help from many ...the literature shall be kept ...
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Literature of a Crisis: The Great War in Anglo-American Modernism
... Great War is probably unique is that “it raised the spectre that through some combination of aerial bombardment and gas or bacteriological poisoning the next large war could lead to world annihilation – the ...
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The Laws of War in the War on Terror
... counter-terrorist war, as in other wars, there can be strong prudential considerations that militate in favor of observing legal standards, which are in- creasingly seen as consisting of not only domestic legal ...
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World War One The Great War\The War to End All Wars: 1914-1918
... of war exists between Germany and her allies and Great Britain and her allies; that the zone of war includes the waters adjacent to the British Isles; that, in accordance with formal notice given by the ...
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