World War I

Worthy of Serious Study by Judy Brown
  • Growing Up: Childhood in English Canada from the Great War to the Age of Television by Neil Sutherland
  • Children in English Canadian Society: Framing the Twentieth Century Consensus by Neil Sutherland
  • Canadian Children’s Books: A Critical Guide to Authors and Illustrators by Raymond Jones and Jon Stott
Review Childhood Children’s Literature Historiography Twentieth Century World War I

War of Words by Susan Fisher
Last Pages United States War World War I World War II
Sensitive Souls by Jerry Wasserman
  • Clever as Paint: The Rossettis in Love by Kim Morrissey
  • The Final Performance of Vaslav Nijinsky, St. Moritz-Dorf, 1919 by Jeremy Long
  • Dancock’s Dance by Guy Vanderhaeghe
Review Art Drama Nineteenth Century World War I

Life-writing Practices by Joy Henley
  • Beyond the Home Front: Women’s Autobiographical Writing of the Two World Wars by Yvonne M. Klein
  • Great Dames by Janice Dickin and Elspeth Cameron
  • Thirty-Two Short Views of Mazo de la Roche by Daniel L. Bratton
Review Autobiography Biography Life Writing War Women’s Literature Women’s Studies World War I World War II

Buggering With History: Sexual Warfare and Historical Reconstruction in Timothy Findley’s The Wars by Shane Rhodes
Article Authorship Gay/Lesbian Novel War World War I
Remembering the Great War by Peter Buitenhuis
  • Dismembering the Male: Men’s Bodies, Britain and the Great War by Joanna Bourke
  • The Mobilization of Intellect: French Scholars and Writers in the Great War by Martha Hanna
Review Body & Health British Gender World War I francophone

The Best Soldiers of All: Unsung Heroines in Canadian Women’s Great War Fictions by Donna Coates
Article Canadian Studies Women’s Literature Women’s Studies World War I
Postmodernist War Fiction: Findley’s The Wars by Evelyn Cobley
Article Novel Postmodernism War World War I
Re-Presenting the War by Lorraine York
  • Representing War: Form and Ideology in First World War Narratives by Evelyn Cobley
  • Intimate Enemies: English and German Literary Reactions to the Great War 1914-1919 by Franz K. Stanzel and Martin Loschnigg
  • When Your Number’s Up: The Canadian Soldier in the First World War by Desmond Morton
Review British Canadian Studies War World War I

Cultural Transformation by Evelyn Cobley
  • A War Imagined: The First World War and English Culture by Samuel Hynes
  • The Nation’s Cause: French, English and German Poetry of the First World War by Elizabeth A. Malsand
  • Writing War: Fiction, Gender & Memory by Lynne Hanley
Review British Cultural Studies Gender Poetry War World War I francophone