The Great War and Modern Memory
by Paul Fussell
Paul Fussell analyzes how World War I altered modern memory, literature, and cultural attitudes toward war and language.
About This Book
The Great War and Modern Memory examines the cultural impact of the First World War on literature and society.
The book explores how soldiers and writers interpreted their experiences through irony, memory, and language.
It discusses the transformation of traditional literary forms in response to the realities of modern warfare.
The work considers the lasting influence of the war on twentieth-century thought and expression.
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