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Notes on Contributors vii
Acknowledgments x
Chronology xi
Introduction Marina Mackay 1
Part I Anglo-American Texts and Contexts
1 War poetry in Britain Adam Piette 13
2 British fiction of the war Rod Mengham 26
3 War poetry in the USA Margot Norris 43
4 The American war novel James Dawes 56
5 War journalism in English Leo Mellor 67
Part II Global Perspectives
6 The French war Debarati Sanyal 83
7 The German war Dagmar Barnouw 98
8 The Soviet war Katharine Hodgson 111
9 tThe Italian war Robert S. C. Gordon 123
10 The Japanese war Reiko Tachibana 137
11 War writing in Australia, Canada, and New Zealand Donna Coates 149
Part III Approaches and Revisions
12 Women writers and the war Gill Plain 165
13 Life writing and the Holocaust Phyllis Lassner 179
14 Theories Of Trauma Lyndsey Stonebridge 194
15 The War in Contemporary Fiction Petra Rau 207
Guide to further reading 220
Index 227
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