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Writings of Persuasion and Dissonance in the Great War: That Better Whiles May Follow Worse |
David Owen; Maria Cristina Pividori (Volume Editors)
Brill
Writings of Persuasion and Dissonance in the Great War: That Better Whiles May Follow Worse
Post-war Redemption in the Jamaican Literary Imagination
Authors

Richard Smith

ARI Id

1674442180882_9296716

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Pages

173–188

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Preliminary Material
David Owen; Cristina Pividori
i–xiv
Introduction
David Owen; Cristina Pividori
1–13
Rudyard Kipling’s War, Freemasonry and Misogyny
Bill Phillips
15–30
Conscripting Gentle Jane: Getting the Austen Treatment in the Great War
David Owen
31–45
No Peace in Silence: The Return of the Traumatised Great War Soldier in Francis Itani’s Tell
Donna Coates
47–64
When the War Was Over: The Return of the War Nurse
Laurie Kaplan
65–78
The Trope of War in Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s Sunset Song
Andrew Monnickendam
79–90
Vivid Immediacy and Minimal Reflection in Patrick MacGill’s First World War Trilogy
Brian Dillon
91–105
Impressions from the Front: The Crisis of the Witness in Ford Madox Ford’s Parade’s End
Cristina Pividori
106–120
To a Reader 100 Years Hence: Continuity in Canadian Great War Narratives
Monique Dumontet
121–137
‘Friend with the Musing Eye’: Persuasion and Dissonance in ‘Call to Arms’ Poems of the First World War
Andrew Palmer
138–151
The Scramble for Home: The First World War in the East African Imagination
Esther Pujolràs-Noguer
153–172
Post-war Redemption in the Jamaican Literary Imagination
Richard Smith
173–188
Non-combatants and Others: H. G. Wells’ Mr Britling Sees It Through
Silvia Mergenthal
189–204
The Loving Soldier: Vindicating Men’s Friendship in Ernest Raymond’s Tell England: A Study in a Generation (1922) and Wilfrid Ewart’s The Way of Revelation (1921)
Sara Martín
205–219
Coming to Terms with the War: War, Propaganda and the German Enemy in British Children’s Novels, 1900 to 1916
Dorothea Flothow
221–236
What Shall We Tell the Children? Narratives of War in First World War Children’s Literature
Elizabeth A. Galway
237–251
Index
David Owen; Cristina Pividori
253–261
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