Edited collection exploring the use and implication of war posters during WWIHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Pearl James is an assistant professor of English at the University of Kentucky. Contributors: Meg Albrinck, Richard S. Fogarty, Stefan Goebel, Nicoletta F. Gullace, Pearl James, Jakub Kazecki, Jennifer D. Keene, John M. Kinder, Mark Levitch, Jason Lieblang, Andrew Nedd, Jeffrey T. Schnapp, and Jay Winter.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Reading World War I Posters Pearl James 1. Imaginings of War: Posters and the Shadow of the Lost Generation Jay Winter Part 1. War Poster Campaigns and Images, Comparative Readings 2. Barbaric Anti-Modernism: Representations of the "Hun" in Britain, North America, Australia, and Beyond Nicoletta F. Gullace 3. Chivalrous Knights versus Iron Warriors: Representations of the Battle of Matériel and Slaughter in Britain and Germany, 1914-1940 Stefan Goebel 4. Regression versus Progression: Fundamental Differences in German and American Posters of the First World War Jakub Kazecki and Jason Lieblang Part 2. Envisioning the Nation and Imagining National Aesthetics 5. Young Blood: Parisian Schoolgirls' Transformation of France's Great War Poster Aesthetic Mark Levitch 6. Race and Empire in French Posters of the Great War Richard S. Fogarty 7. Images of Racial Pride: African American Propaganda Posters in the First World War Jennifer D. Keene 8. Segodniashnii Lubok: Art, War, and National Identity Andrew M. Nedd Part 3. Figuring the Body in the Context of War 9. Images of Femininity in American World War I Posters Pearl James 10. Humanitarians and He-Men: Recruitment Posters and the Masculine Ideal Meg Albrinck 11. Iconography of Injury: Encountering the Wounded Soldier's Body in American Poster Art and Photography of World War I John M. Kinder Epilogue Jeffrey T. Schnapp Selected Bibliography Contributors Index
List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Reading World War I Posters Pearl James 1. Imaginings of War: Posters and the Shadow of the Lost Generation Jay Winter Part 1. War Poster Campaigns and Images, Comparative Readings 2. Barbaric Anti-Modernism: Representations of the "Hun" in Britain, North America, Australia, and Beyond Nicoletta F. Gullace 3. Chivalrous Knights versus Iron Warriors: Representations of the Battle of Matériel and Slaughter in Britain and Germany, 1914-1940 Stefan Goebel 4. Regression versus Progression: Fundamental Differences in German and American Posters of the First World War Jakub Kazecki and Jason Lieblang Part 2. Envisioning the Nation and Imagining National Aesthetics 5. Young Blood: Parisian Schoolgirls' Transformation of France's Great War Poster Aesthetic Mark Levitch 6. Race and Empire in French Posters of the Great War Richard S. Fogarty 7. Images of Racial Pride: African American Propaganda Posters in the First World War Jennifer D. Keene 8. Segodniashnii Lubok: Art, War, and National Identity Andrew M. Nedd Part 3. Figuring the Body in the Context of War 9. Images of Femininity in American World War I Posters Pearl James 10. Humanitarians and He-Men: Recruitment Posters and the Masculine Ideal Meg Albrinck 11. Iconography of Injury: Encountering the Wounded Soldier's Body in American Poster Art and Photography of World War I John M. Kinder Epilogue Jeffrey T. Schnapp Selected Bibliography Contributors Index
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