Women's Writing on the First World War

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Agnes Cardinal, Dorothy Goldman, Judith Hattaway
Oxford University Press, 1999 - Literary Criticism - 374 pages
Until now the impact of The First World War upon women writers has been less visible than that of their male counterparts. This anthology brings together women's writing about the War from the period 1914 to 1930. Letters, diary entries, and essays offer an interesting counterpoint to the novels and short stories through which women sought to encompass the extremes of wartime life.

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Contents

Three Ways Home
1
A Woman in the Midst of the
11
A Pattern of Propriety
26
The War Got
32
Spies
38
Maude Gonne 18661953
60
May Sinclair 18631946
102
Cicely Mary Hamilton 18721952
109
Zofia Nałkowska 18851954
220
Enid Bagnold 18891981
227
Vernon Lee 18561936
234
Claire Goll 18911977
244
Constance Holme 18801955
250
18861961
268
107
279
Helen Thomas 18771967
299

On the Edge of the War Zone
116
Käthe Kollwitz 18671945
123
War Economy
130
Monica Cosens
141
Housekeeping in War Time
147
Sidonie Gabrielle Colette 18731954
185
Gladys de Havilland
192
Helen Zenna Smith 19011985
198
To the Front with Botchkareva
204
La Pharmacienne
210
Liesbeth Dill 18771962
305
Berta Lask 18781967
320
Jo Mihaly 19021994
327
The Cordite Makers
332
Radclyffe Hall 18831943
342
Sylvia Townsend Warner 18931978
364
109
371
Index 373
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