The second battlefield: Women, modernism and the First World War

Angela Smith

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World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact American and British Literature Analysis Modernist Literature and Criticism

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Introduction I NON-FICTION 1. The private pen 2. Private to public: The front line woman 3. Accidental modernisms: Hospital stories of the first world war II FICTION 4. 'Living words': The woman's story 5. Not so quiet.women answer back (a) A conflict of interests: May Sinclair's The Tree of Heaven (b) A conflict of ideas: Rose Macaulay's Non-Combatants and Others (c)Art, Pacifism, Sexuality: Rose Allatini's Despised and Rejected 6. Living with words: The war according to HD (a) 'I have broken the silence': Katherine Mansfield's War (b) Rebecca West: Psychoanalyzing the home front (c)The Happy Foreigner: Enid Bagnold and the post-war woman Conclusion: The aspect of peace

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