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Edited by Aviel Roshwald and Richard Stites – European Culture in the Great War: The Arts, Entertainment, and Propaganda, 1914–1918 - Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1999, 1ª edição absoluta, 430 páginas.

Em língua Inglesa

Hardcover

Livro em bom estado, apenas com alguns, mínimos sinais de uso na sobrecapa (pequenos vincos/impressões de uso, nada rasgado)

Miolo impecável, páginas muito brancas, sem notas ou sublinhados mas com a minha assinatura de posse, foto 6.

Ilustrado

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Do site da CUP:

It is commonplace to refer to the First World War as an historical watershed, but the nature of that great cataclysm's impact upon European society and culture remains a hotly debated topic. Many recent works have dealt with the Great War's role in shaping artistic and intellectual modernism and with the social history of the war. Yet the English-language literature remains dominated by a disproportionate emphasis on the western European experience. This book redresses the balance by giving equal attention to the countries of eastern and central Europe, and distinguishes itself by focusing specifically on cultural change during the course of the war, as distinct from the after-effects and memories of the conflict.

A high-level international assembly of distinguished authors who tackle the widest possible range of European culture during World War I;

Covers eastern European countries in addition to the usual roster of western and central European powers;

Includes a generous number of fascinating photographic and other graphic illustrations of the period

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Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Days and nights in wartime Russia Richard Stites
2. German culture in the Great War Peter Jelavich
3. Culture in Poland during World War I Harold B. Segel
4. Jewish cultural identity in Eastern and central Europe during the Great War Aviel Roshwald
5. The tragic carnival: Austrian culture in the First World War Steven Beller
6. Ambivalent patriots: Czech culture in the Great War Claire Nolte
7. Culture in Hungary during World War I Joseph Held
8. Culture in the south Slavic lands, 1914–18 Andrew Wachtel
9. Between apology and denial: Bulgarian culture during World War I Evelina Kelbetcheva
10. Romania: war, occupation, liberation Maria Bucur
11. Occupation, propaganda, and the idea of Belgium Sophie de Schaepdrijver
12. Cultural life in France, 1914–18 Marc Ferro
13. The impact of World War I on Italian political culture Walter L. Adamson
14. Popular culture in wartime Britain Jay Winter
Conclusion.