War and American Literature examines representations of war throughout American literary history, providing a firm grounding in established criticism and opening up new lines of inquiry. Readers will find accessible yet sophisticated essays that lay out key questions and scholarship in the field.
War and American Literature examines representations of war throughout American literary history, providing a firm grounding in established criticism and opening up new lines of inquiry. Readers will find accessible yet sophisticated essays that lay out key questions and scholarship in the field.
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Cambridge Themes in American Literature and Culture
Introduction Jennifer Haytock Part I. Aspects of War in American Literature: 1. War and morality Ty Hawkins 2. Propaganda for war from the revolution to the Vietnam war Nicholas J. Cull 3. Representing soldiers Jennifer Haytock 4. Bodies, injury, medicine Michael Zeitlin 5. Veterans, trauma, afterwar Philip Beidler 6. Mourning, elegy, memorialization from the Civil war to Vietnam Steven Trout 7. On antiwar literature Lawrence Rosenwald Part II. Cultural Moments and the American Literary Imagination: 8. Liberty, freedom, independence, and war James J. Gigantino II 9. Indians, defeat, persistence, and resistance Tammy Wahpeconiah 10. Civil war literature and memory Sarah E. Gardner 11. African American literature, citizenship, and war, 1863-1932 David Davis 12. World war I and cultural change in America Pearl James 13. On the home fronts of two world wars Karsten Piep 14. Patriotism, nationalism, globalism Jonathan Vincent 15. The 'good war' script Diederik Oostdijk 16. The Vietnam war and its legacy Mark A. Heberle 17. The forever wars Stacey Peebles Part III. New Lines of Inquiry: 18. War and queerness Eric Keenaghan 19. War and disability studies John M. Kinder 20. War and ecocriticism Laura Wright 21. War and whiteness Roger Luckhurst 22. War and posthumanism Tim Blackmore.
Introduction Jennifer Haytock Part I. Aspects of War in American Literature: 1. War and morality Ty Hawkins 2. Propaganda for war from the revolution to the Vietnam war Nicholas J. Cull 3. Representing soldiers Jennifer Haytock 4. Bodies, injury, medicine Michael Zeitlin 5. Veterans, trauma, afterwar Philip Beidler 6. Mourning, elegy, memorialization from the Civil war to Vietnam Steven Trout 7. On antiwar literature Lawrence Rosenwald Part II. Cultural Moments and the American Literary Imagination: 8. Liberty, freedom, independence, and war James J. Gigantino II 9. Indians, defeat, persistence, and resistance Tammy Wahpeconiah 10. Civil war literature and memory Sarah E. Gardner 11. African American literature, citizenship, and war, 1863-1932 David Davis 12. World war I and cultural change in America Pearl James 13. On the home fronts of two world wars Karsten Piep 14. Patriotism, nationalism, globalism Jonathan Vincent 15. The 'good war' script Diederik Oostdijk 16. The Vietnam war and its legacy Mark A. Heberle 17. The forever wars Stacey Peebles Part III. New Lines of Inquiry: 18. War and queerness Eric Keenaghan 19. War and disability studies John M. Kinder 20. War and ecocriticism Laura Wright 21. War and whiteness Roger Luckhurst 22. War and posthumanism Tim Blackmore.
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