Angela Smith 
Gender and warfare in the twentieth century 
Textual representations

List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. ‘What part have I now that you have come together?’ Richard Aldington on war, gender and textual representation – Caroline Zilboorg
2. Shell-shocked in Somerville: Vera Brittain’s post-traumatic stress disorder – Andrea Peterson
3. Gender, war and writing in Aldous Huxley’s ‘Farcical history of Richard Greenow’ – Erik Svarny
4. How gender serves Trotskyism: The Spanish civil war in Ken Loach’s ‘Land and Freedom’ – Alan Munton
5. Clothes and uniform in the theatre of Facism: Clemence Dane and Virginia Woolf – Jenny Hartley
6. Women and the Battle of the Atlantic 1939-45: Contemporary texts, propaganda and life-writing – G.H. Bennett
7. ‘The best disguise’: Performing femininities for clandestine purposes during the Second World War – Juliette Pattinson
8. The war at home: Family, gender and post-colonial issues in three Vietnam war texts – Marion Gibson
9. Chicken or hawk? Heroism, masculinity and violence in Vietnam war narratives – Angela K. Smith
10. Elite women warriors and dog soldiers: Gender adaptations in modern war film – Jeff Walsh
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Index