2007, ISBN: 9780268044527

'The focus of this volume of essays on the literary representation of the aftermaths of wars over time and place is very significant. Although there have been many studies of gender and w… Meer...

'The focus of this volume of essays on the literary representation of the aftermaths of wars over time and place is very significant. Although there have been many studies of gender and wartime, and this has expanded into a recognized field of academic study, little attention has been paid to the return to a peacetime landscape. To focus on this complex subject and its literature provides the opening not only for new pathways to academic teaching and research, but to important interventions in the ways we think about war literature and the many periods that fall under the rubric of 'interwar.'' --Phyllis Lassner, Northwestern University ''Back to Peace' provides a critical meditation on the contested social and cultural terrains of peacetime, from Dryden's England to the more recent diaspora of Vietnamese writers in exile. The editors of this volume bring together an international group of scholars to trouble the categories of peace and war and to expose the anxieties and ambiguities that strew the paths of postwar writers. Readers of these essays will find rich evidence that the return to peace--represented in poetry, drama, fiction, and nonfiction--is anything but peaceful for individuals or nations.' --Jane E. Schultz, Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis Scholars have rarely studied a society's return to peace as a cultural category, as a formative experience common to many lives at any time in history. This collection of original essays by historians and literary critics explores the complex and difficult question of how a culture does, in fact, 'return to peace' after a war. Combining analyses of both literary texts and historical sources, the contributors focus on the cultural, political, and personal implications of returning to peace. Buch (fremdspr.) Aranzazu Monnickendam, Andrew Usandizaga Taschenbuch, University of Notre Dame Press, 01.05.2007, University of Notre Dame Press, 2007<

ISBN: 9780268044527

'The focus of this volume of essays on the literary representation of the aftermaths of wars over time and place is very significant. Although there have been many studies of gender and w… Meer...

'The focus of this volume of essays on the literary representation of the aftermaths of wars over time and place is very significant. Although there have been many studies of gender and wartime, and this has expanded into a recognized field of academic study, little attention has been paid to the return to a peacetime landscape. To focus on this complex subject and its literature provides the opening not only for new pathways to academic teaching and research, but to important interventions in the ways we think about war literature and the many periods that fall under the rubric of 'interwar.'' --Phyllis Lassner, Northwestern University ''Back to Peace' provides a critical meditation on the contested social and cultural terrains of peacetime, from Dryden's England to the more recent diaspora of Vietnamese writers in exile. The editors of this volume bring together an international group of scholars to trouble the categories of peace and war and to expose the anxieties and ambiguities that strew the paths of postwar writers. Readers of these essays will find rich evidence that the return to peace--represented in poetry, drama, fiction, and nonfiction--is anything but peaceful for individuals or nations.' --Jane E. Schultz, Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis Scholars have rarely studied a society's return to peace as a cultural category, as a formative experience common to many lives at any time in history. This collection of original essays by historians and literary critics explores the complex and difficult question of how a culture does, in fact, 'return to peace' after a war. Combining analyses of both literary texts and historical sources, the contributors focus on the cultural, political, and personal implications of returning to peace. Bücher > Fremdsprachige Bücher > Englische Bücher 218 x 152 x 21 mm , University of Notre Dame Press, Taschenbuch, University of Notre Dame Press<

ISBN: 9780268044527

?The focus of this volume of essays on the literary representation of the aftermaths of wars over time and place is very significant. Although there have been many studies of gender and w… Meer...

?The focus of this volume of essays on the literary representation of the aftermaths of wars over time and place is very significant. Although there have been many studies of gender and wartime, and this has expanded into a recognized field of academic study, little attention has been paid to the return to a peacetime landscape. To focus on this complex subject and its literature provides the opening not only for new pathways to academic teaching and research, but to important interventions in the ways we think about war literature and the many periods that fall under the rubric of ?interwar.?? ?Phyllis Lassner, Northwestern University ?Back to Peace provides a critical meditation on the contested social and cultural terrains of peacetime, from Dryden''s England to the more recent diaspora of Vietnamese writers in exile. The editors of this volume bring together an international group of scholars to trouble the categories of peace and war and to expose the anxieties and ambiguities that strew the paths of postwar writers. Readers of these essays will find rich evidence that the return to peace?represented in poetry, drama, fiction, and nonfiction?is anything but peaceful for individuals or nations.? ?Jane E. Schultz, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Scholars have rarely studied a society?s return to peace as a cultural category, as a formative experience common to many lives at any time in history. This collection of original essays by historians and literary critics explores the complex and difficult question of how a culture does, in fact, ?return to peace? after a war. Combining analyses of both literary texts and historical sources, the contributors focus on the cultural, political, and personal implications of returning to peace. | Back To Peace by Aranzazu Usandizaga Paperback | Indigo Chapters Books > History > Military History > Military Conflicts P10145, Aranzazu Usandizaga<

ISBN: 9780268044527

'The focus of this volume of essays on the literary representation of the aftermaths of wars over time and place is very significant. Although there have been many studies of gender and w… Meer...

'The focus of this volume of essays on the literary representation of the aftermaths of wars over time and place is very significant. Although there have been many studies of gender and wartime, and this has expanded into a recognized field of academic study, little attention has been paid to the return to a peacetime landscape. To focus on this complex subject and its literature provides the opening not only for new pathways to academic teaching and research, but to important interventions in the ways we think about war literature and the many periods that fall under the rubric of 'interwar.'' --Phyllis Lassner, Northwestern University ''Back to Peace' provides a critical meditation on the contested social and cultural terrains of peacetime, from Dryden's England to the more recent diaspora of Vietnamese writers in exile. The editors of this volume bring together an international group of scholars to trouble the categories of peace and war and to expose the anxieties and ambiguities that strew the paths of postwar writers. Readers of these essays will find rich evidence that the return to peace--represented in poetry, drama, fiction, and nonfiction--is anything but peaceful for individuals or nations.' --Jane E. Schultz, Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis Scholars have rarely studied a society's return to peace as a cultural category, as a formative experience common to many lives at any time in history. This collection of original essays by historians and literary critics explores the complex and difficult question of how a culture does, in fact, 'return to peace' after a war. Combining analyses of both literary texts and historical sources, the contributors focus on the cultural, political, and personal implications of returning to peace. Bücher > Fremdsprachige Bücher > Englische Bücher 218 x 152 x 21 mm , University of Notre Dame Press, University of Notre Dame Press<

2007, ISBN: 9780268044527

University of Notre Dame Press, Paperback, 320 Seiten, Publiziert: 2007-05-01T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, 0.47 kg, Verkaufsrang: 9898253, Vietnam War, Military History, History, Subje… Meer...

University of Notre Dame Press, Paperback, 320 Seiten, Publiziert: 2007-05-01T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, 0.47 kg, Verkaufsrang: 9898253, Vietnam War, Military History, History, Subjects, Books, World War II 1939-1945, World History, 20th Century, United States, Americas, Publishing & Books, Reference, Gender Studies, Politics, Philosophy & Social Sciences, University of Notre Dame Press, 2007<