Comfort's reading of select French literary works about the Great War enhances our understanding of the way that conflict affected non-combatants, West African troops, and wounded veterans. Informed by trauma studies as well as literary history, the study decenters the conventional French World War I narrative that privileges the camaraderie.
Comfort's reading of select French literary works about the Great War enhances our understanding of the way that conflict affected non-combatants, West African troops, and wounded veterans. Informed by trauma studies as well as literary history, the study decenters the conventional French World War I narrative that privileges the camaraderie.
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After the Empire: The Francophone World and Postcolonial France
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Psychosomatic Symptomatology as Character Development in Maxence Van der Meersch's Invasion 14 Chapter 2: Through a Woman's Eyes: Colette's War Reporting Chapter 3: Colonial Boots on the Ground: Bakary Diallo's Force Bonté (1926) Chapter 4: Blaise Cendrars's La Main coupée: A Prose Collage Chapter 5: Exorcising Guilt in Roland Dorgelès's Le Réveil des morts Conclusion Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Psychosomatic Symptomatology as Character Development in Maxence Van der Meersch's Invasion 14 Chapter 2: Through a Woman's Eyes: Colette's War Reporting Chapter 3: Colonial Boots on the Ground: Bakary Diallo's Force Bonté (1926) Chapter 4: Blaise Cendrars's La Main coupée: A Prose Collage Chapter 5: Exorcising Guilt in Roland Dorgelès's Le Réveil des morts Conclusion Bibliography About the Author
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