Gender and Warfare in the Twentieth Century: Textual RepresentationsAngela K. Smith Manchester University Press, 2004 - 223 pages 'Gender and warfare in the twentieth century' is a collection of essays that explores the way in which issues of gender impacted upon twentieth-century warfare. A range of specialist contributors provide exciting, accessible and very readable essays covering a range of wars and textual media. |
Contents
What part have I now that you have come together? | 12 |
Vera Brittains | 33 |
Gender war and writing in Aldous Huxleys | 53 |
the Spanish Civil | 76 |
performing femininities | 132 |
family gender and postcolonial issues | 154 |
Chicken or hawk? Heroism masculinity and violence | 174 |
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Gender and warfare in the twentieth century: Textual representations Angela K. Smith Limited preview - 2018 |
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