Titlebook: Australians and the First World War; Local-Global Connect Kate Ariotti,James E. Bennett Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Maurizio D’Orefice,Roberto Graciotti less intensive industrial mobilisation than elsewhere, Australians were deeply enmeshed in sustaining the war through their mobilisation of human and emotional resources. The first part of the chapter analyses the difficulty that Australian histories of the war have had in explaining civilian deter

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D.-H. Lee,K. Kim,E.-H. Kim,K.-S. Kimorators-in-chief, propping up a national tale in a distinctly Australian “Great War style”. This chapter shows how recent Australian novels remap that conflict, and the Gallipoli Peninsula in particular: Bruce Scates’ . (2012) and Fiona McIntosh’s . (2014) write the war as a world war, with internat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b11580119a simple binary, there are nevertheless common features of each approach to its subject matter. Popular approaches, for instance, commonly privilege emotion, and emotion without accompanying cognition significantly limits an appreciation of the war’s complexities. Critical documentary has significan

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Kate Ariotti,James E. BennettExplores race, gender, culture, politics and society in Australia during the First World War.Examines the Australian people‘s engagement in the First World War, exploring a range of voices and perspec

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Stochastic Imaging of Environmental DataThis introduction provides the context for the collection by establishing the local–global framework explored in the book’s varied chapters. The second part of the introduction provides a short synopsis of each chapter.

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Introduction,This introduction provides the context for the collection by establishing the local–global framework explored in the book’s varied chapters. The second part of the introduction provides a short synopsis of each chapter.

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