Culture in Camouflage: War, Empire, and Modern British Literature

Abstract

Introduction 1. From the panorama of battle to the labyrinth of total war: British war writing, 1914-1929 2. The Empire of the Air: British Air Power and the Second World War 3. Culture in the Blackout: Living Through the Blitz, 1940-44 4. Ghosts inside the 'island fortress': Graham Greene, Elizabeth Bowen, and the Haunting of the Home Front 5. 'When in a year collapse particular memories': the battle over culture and memory in Second World War writing Conclusion. The Boom Ends: The war on the British literature of the 1940s Bibliography

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