War poetry : an introductory reader

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• General Editor's Preface = xiii
• Acknowledgements = xv
• Introduction = 1
• Part Ⅰ Discussions
• 1 War and British Culture 1914-82 = 7
• Wartime and the post-war age = 7
• The making of the war poet = 13
• Reading war poetry = 18
• 2 Englishness = 25
• Militarism and patriotism = 25
• Boers and peasnts : the crisis of Englishness = 27
• War poetry and Englishness = 30
• 3 Popular Culture = 38
• Working-class war poetry = 39
• Tommy's tunes = 42
• Popular culture, popular radicalism = 46
• 4 Politics = 52
• Poetry, politics and two world wars = 52
• Owen Sasson and liberalism = 53
• 5 British Cultures Ⅰ : Provincial Intellectuala and Jewish Radicals = 64
• Herbert Read's provincial radicalism = 64
• Isaac Rosenberg, Israel Zangwill and Fewish culture = 72
• 6 British Cultures Ⅱ : Scottish Cultures and Poets in Exile = 82
• War and Sctooish cultures = 82
• Poets in exile : India and Egypt = 87
• 7 Gender = 95
• Women and war writing = 95
• Masculinity = 104
• Part Ⅱ Poetry
• IVOR GURNEY 1890-1937 = 119
• 'Strange Service' = 120
• 'De Profundis' = 121
• 'Strange Hells' = 122
• 'Fist Time In' = 122
• 'The Silent One' = 123
• 'The Mangel-Bury' = 124
• 'While I Write' = 125
• WILFRED OWEN 1893-1918 = 126
• 'Apologia Pro Poemate Meo' = 127/
• 'Insensibility' = 128
• 'Strange Meeting' = 130
• 'Smile, Smile, Smile' = 132
• 'Futility' = 133
• 'Spring Offensive' = 133
• POEMS FORM THE Ilkeston Pineer AND THE Ilkeston Advertiser = 135
• Thomas Beardley : 'This Is My Story' = 135
• George Shipstone : 'My Little Wet Home in the Trench' = 136
• J. C. Johnson : 'Thrbute to the IIth Division' = 137
• W. Lloyd : 'On the Red Road to Hooge' = 138
• C. Butters : 'Send' Em Alog' = 140
• ISAAC ROSENBERG 1890-1917 = 142
• 'The Jew' = 143
• 'Break of Day in the Trenches' = 144
• 'Louse Hunting' = 145
• 'Dead Man's Dump' = 146
• 'Girl to Soldier on Leave' = 149
• DAVID JONES 1895-1974 = 150
• form Part 7 of In Parenthesis = 151
• H. D(HILDA DOOLITTLE) 1886-1961 = 164
• 'After Troy' = 165
• from Part Ⅰ of 'The Tribute' = 166
• from Section of The Walls Do Not Fall = 167
• HERBERT READ 1893-1968 = 169
• form 'My Compnay' = 170
• 'To a Conscript of 1940' = 171
• SORLEY MACLEAN(SOMHAIRLE MACGILL EAIN) 1911 = 173
• 'Going Westwarks' = 174
• 'Alasdair MacLeod' = 176
• 'Heroes' = 177
• 'Death Valley' = 179
• ALUN LEWIS I9I5-44 = 180
• 'All Day It Has Rained…' = 181
• 'The Journey' = 182
• 'The Jungle' = 183
• HAMISH HENDERSON 1919 = 187
• form 'Interlude : Opening of an Offensive', Elegies for the Dead in Cyrenaica = 188
• 'Seventh Elegy : Seven Good Germans', Elegies for the Dead in Cyremaica = 190
• 'Tenth Elegy : The Frontier', Elegies for the Dead in Cyrenaica = 193
• 'Victory Hoe-Down' = 195
• 'The 5Ist Highland Division's Farewell to Sicly' = 197
• 'Ballad of Anzio' = 198
• 'The Blubbing Buchmanite' = 200
• KEITH DOUGLAS I920-44 = 202
• 'Simplify me when I'm dead' = 203
• 'Meras' = 204
• 'Cairo Jag' = 205
• 'Sportsmen' = 206
• 'Dead Men' = 207
• 'How to Kill' = 208
• CAIRO POETS : TERENCE TILLER 19I6-95 AND G. S. FRASER 1995-80 = 209
• Terence 'Tiller : 'Lecturing to Troops' = 210
• Terence Tiller : 'Big City' = 211
• G. S. Fraser : 'Egypt' = 212
• G. S. Fraser : form 'Exil's Letter' = 213
• Part Ⅲ Prose
• BERTRAD RUSSELL 1872-1970 = 219
• form Principles of Social Reconstrution(1916) = 219
• HERBERT READ 1893-1968 = 222
• (ⅰ) form 'Sorel, Marx, and the War'(1916) = 222
• (ⅰ)form 'To Hell With Culture'(1941) = 225
• ROBERT GRAVES 1895-1985 = 227
• (ⅰ) form 'Secondary Elaboration'(1925) = 228
• (ⅱ) form 'The Poets of World War Ⅱ'(1949) = 232
• ISRAEL ZANGWILL 1864-1926 = 234
• (ⅰ) form 'Jewish Factor in the War and Settlement'(1916) = 235
• (ⅱ) form 'The Ruined Romantics'(1916) = 236
• DAVID JONES 1895-1974 = 239
• form the 'Preface' to In Parenthesis(1937) = 239
• VIRGINIA WOOLF 1882-1941 = 242
• form Three Guineas(1938) = 243
• EDGELL RICKWORD 1898-1982 = 245
• (ⅰ) form 'Notes on Culture and the War'(1940) = 245
• (ⅱ) from 'Bless' em All : A Piece About Army Songs'(1941) = 252
• MONTAGE SLATER 1902-56 = 252
• from 'Bless' em All : A Pice About Army Songs'(1941) = 252
• KEITH DOUGLAS 1920-44 = 255
• from a letter to J. C. Hall(1943) = 255
• ARTHUR KOESTLER 1905-83 = 257
• from 'In Memory of Richard Hillary'(1943) = 257
• STEPHEN SPENDER 1909 = 261
• from Citizens in War-and After(1945) = 261
• G. S. FRASER 1915-80 = 266
• from 'Recent Veres : London and Cairo'(1944) = 266
• ROBIN FEDDEN 1908-77 = 268
• from 'An Anatomy of Exile'(1946) = 268
• Further reading = 271
• Bibliography = 273
• Index = 284