All quiet on the western front
Subtitle: Critical insights
Publisher: Salem Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Pasadena, Calif.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 377
ISBN-13: 9781587657191
Table of contents: title: On All quiet on the western front / Brian Murdoch; title: Biography of Erich Maria Remarque / Diane Andrews Henningfeld; title: The Paris review perspective / Ruth Franklin for The Paris review; title: The Weimar Republic and the literature of the Great War / Thomas Schneider; title: The reception of All quiet on the western front / Mark Ward; title: Partial accusation? Stylistic and structural methods in All quiet on the western front / Peter Hutchinson; title: All quiet on the western front and Hemingway's A farewell to arms / Matthew J. Bolton; title: The lost generation and the Weimar context. The end of war? / Erich Maria Remarque and Ian Hamilton; title: All quiet on the western front / Hilton Tims; title: Im Westen nichts Neues: a bestseller in context / Alan F. Bance; title: Memory / Modris Eksteins; title: All quiet on the western front as a novel. The spokesman of a generation / Harley U. Taylor, Jr.; title: Post mortem. All quiet on the western front (1929) / Richard Arthur Firda; title: Remarque's abyss of time: Im Westen nichts Neues / Richard Schumaker; title: "Der Krieg hat uns für alles verdorben": the real theme of Im Westen nichts Neues / Richard Littlejohns; title: From the frog's perspective: Im Westen nichts Neues and Der Weg zurück / Brian Murdoch; title: All quiet on the western front and other war novels. "There must be a reason . . .": the uses of experience / Ann P. Linder; title: Iron men and paper warriors: Remarque, Binding, and Weimar literature / Kim Allen Scott; title: All quiet on the western front as a film. All quiet on the western front (U.S., 1930): the antiwar film and the image of modern war / John Whiteclay Chambers II; title: Pacifism, politics, and art: milestone's All quiet on the western front and Pabst's Westfront 1918 / Kathleen Norrie and Malcolm Read