Volume 29 (2018), Issue 2
Focus on The First World War Then and Now: Literatur, Theatre, and The Arts. Focus Editors: Sherrill Grace, Martin Löschnigg, Waldemar Zacharasiewicz
Front Matter
Front Matter open-access
Page 1
Table of Contents
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Page 3 - 5
Focus on The First World War Then and Now: Literatur, Theatre, and The Arts. Focus Editors: Sherrill Grace, Martin Löschnigg, Waldemar Zacharasiewicz
Introduction: The First World War, Then and Now open-access
Page 7 - 10
Vera Brittain: A Pacifist's Progress open-access
Page 11 - 18
A Bestselling War open-access
The Novels of Jennifer Robson
Page 19 - 29
Poetry Remembers open-access
Contemporary Poets and the First World War
Page 31 - 42
David Jones and His Great War Epic open-access
Page 43 - 50
"The War is a Sitting Target" open-access
The Theatre Workshop's ‘Oh What a Lovely War’ (1963)
Page 51 - 59
From the Erasure 'Art' of World War I Canadian Postcards to Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction open-access
Page 61 - 71
"They Had No Choice" open-access
Images of Equines in the Great War
Page 73 - 81
Representations of Return open-access
Preset War Narrative Arcs from Woolf to Robinson
Page 83 - 89
The Affective and Ideological 'Faces' of the Great War open-access
Facial Disfigurement and Cultural Memory
Page 91 - 104
Articles
Violence and Its Visual Representation in Pat Barker's ‘Double Vision’ open-access
Page 105 - 126
A Challenge to Whiteness open-access
The Development of a Maculate Aesthetic in Gail Jones's ‘Sixty Lights’
Page 127 - 143
"A Silent but Impressive Language" open-access
The Public and Private Lives of Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Page 145 - 156
Reviews
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Page 157 - 187
List of Contributors
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Page 189 - 190
Style Sheet
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Page 191
Call for Donations
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Page 192
