Women's writing of the First World War

Women's writing of the First World WarA fully rounded anthology of women's writing from World War One containing the known and unknown biographers and fiction writers of the period.. Explores the impact of the war on ideology, gender, genre and society and is a perfect complimentary text to Trudi Tate's Women Men and the Great War.. Aims to re read the First World War as a female experience by drawing on the public and private sources of a wide range of different women.. Uses diaries,

the monograph positions Genet as a revolutionary playwright

from spectacular exhibitions and ceremonies

at once a site of devastation caused by 1906 earthquake but also a symbol of indomitability in its effort to rebuild afterwards

European and Atlantic contexts

biomedical technologies and people in the context of the “neo-liberal turn” in development practices

This is the first English translation of two chronicles of long-acknowledged importance to European history in the period c

the more judicious of the two sisters

Through innovative readings of seven novels

suggesting a more complex set of representations than a straightforward propaganda analysis might allow for

Drawing on more than a decade’s worth of historical

The Innocence of Father Brown

Food is fundamental to soldiers’ morale and performance and yet to date it has received little attention from historians