Proximity and distance
Subtitle: space, time and World War I
By: edited by Romain Fathi & Emily Robertson
Publisher: Melbourne University Publishing
Published: 2020
Place of publication: Carlton, Victoria, Australia
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780522876543
Copyright date: 2020
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918; International relations; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Intro; title: Title Page; title: Copyright Page; title: Foreword; title: Contents; title: Chapter 1: World War I and the Space-Time-War Nexus; title: Part I: Tactical and Strategic Challenges; title: Chapter 2: Military Theory and Physical Proximity in the British and French Infantry during World War I; title: Chapter 3: Historiographical Distance and Western Proximity to the Ottoman World; title: Part II: Bridging the Divide: Propaganda and Persuasion; title: Chapter 4: The Cinema's Front Row: Propaganda and Visual Proximity in German Film during World War I; title: Chapter 5: 'Cooee': The Theme of Distance in Australian Recruitment Posters during World War I; title: Chapter 6: Shared Ideals: Transatlantic Liberalism, Atrocity Propaganda and US Entry into World War I; title: Part III: Bringing The Diaspora Together; title: Chapter 7: Globalising World War I: The Italian War Effort in Greater Buenos Aires; title: Chapter 8: Wartime Migration and Humanitarian Relief: The Philanthropic Mission of the Gustavus Adolphus Association in the German Diaspora in Occupied Eastern Europe during World War I; title: Part IV: Time, Memory And Understanding; title: Chapter 9: 'Always Thinking in the Other Part of the Globe': Australians and the Meanings of Wartime Correspondence; title: Chapter 10: French Resistances and the Shadow of the Great War; title: Chapter 11: Repatriating the Remains of Russian Combatants during the Great War; title: Chapter 12: The Greater Great War in Serbia: Historical Distance in Serbian literature; title: Select Bibliography; title: Contributors; title: Index