Fighting forces, writing women : identity and ideology in the First World War /

• Ouditt, Sharon, 1963-

• Women authors, English -- History and criticism
• World War, 1914-1918 -- Great Britain -- Literature and the war
• Women and literature -- Great Britain -- History -- 20th century
• English literature -- 20th century -- History and criticism
• World War, 1914-1918 -- Women -- Great Britain

• Routledge,

• 0415047048 (hbk : acid-free paper)
• 0415047056 (pbk. : acid-free paper)

• Includes bibliographical references (p. 230-240) and index.

• Vera Brittain a feminist life
• Troop morale and popular culture in the British and Dominion armies 1914 1918
• Dismembering the male mens bodies Britain and the Great War
• diary without dates
• Life on all fronts women in the First World War
• Men at war 1914 1918 national sentiment and trench journalism in France during the First World War
• Working for victory images of women in the First World War 1914 18
• Facing Armageddon the First World War experience
• Dynamic of destruction culture and mass killing in the First World War
• Womens writing in English Medieval England
• For the sake of example capital courts martial 1914 1920
• Great War and modern memory
• Official British film propaganda during the First World War
• Politicians the press & propaganda Lord Northcliffe & the Great War 1914 1919
• myriad faces of war Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• Scars upon my heart womens poetry and verse of the First World War
• Women workers in the First World War the British experience
• Essays in later medieval history
• blood of our sons men women and the renegotiation of British citizenship during the Great War
• British propaganda during the First World War 1914 18
• To the glory of her sex womens roles in the composition of medieval texts
• First World War
• Keep smiling through women in the Second World War
• womens suffrage movement in Britain 1866 1928
• Nations and nationalism since 1780 programme myth reality
• silence of memory Armistice Day 1919 1946
• class society at war England 1914 18
• Richard III a sourcebook
• Working class culture women and Britain 1914 1921
• knight & chivalry
• Great War in history debates and controversies 1914 to the present
• Courtship illegitimacy and marriage in early modern England
• Wartime women a mass observation anthology 1937 45
• Palgrave advances in witchcraft historiography
• British culture and the First World War
• British butchers and bunglers of World War One
• Good King Richard an account of Richard III and his reputation 1483 1983
• Indian mutiny 1857
• archaeology of the Anglo Saxon settlements
• History of the Chartist movement 1837 1854
• Arms armies and fortifications in the Hundred Years War
• Propaganda technique in the World War
• Traditions of intolerance historical perspectives on fascism and race discourse in Britain
• Equal or different womens politics 1800 1914
• Chivalry
• Tuscans and their families a study of the Florentine catasto of 1427
• Love and marriage in the Middle Ages
• deluge British society and the First World War
• Social orders and social classes in Europe since 1500 studies in social stratification
• Richard II in the early chronicles
• Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• immigrant Jews of New York 1881 to the present
• British womens suffrage campaign 1866 1928
• Anti fascism in Britain
• In search of the Dark Ages
• Religion and national identity papers read at the nineteenth Summer Meeting and the twentieth Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Richard III
• Great War and the British people
• Great Reform Act
• Elizabeth I Queen of England
• Women workers in the Second World War production and patriarchy in conflict
• book of Margery Kempe
• Richard III a study of service
• British society since 1945
• Churches and the working classes in Victorian England
• European family patriarchy to partnership from the Middle Ages to the present
• War and the British gender memory and national identity
• deluge British society and the First World War
• Democracy and reform 1815 1885
• Religion in England 1688 1791
• Normans and the Norman Conquest
• Greek religion and society
• subordinate sex a history of attitudes toward women
• Making sex body and gender from the Greeks to Freud
• restoration a political and religious history of England and Wales 1658 1667
• Reign of James VI and I
• Black Death a turning point in history
• Britain and India the interaction of two peoples
• Labour and love womens experience of home and family 1850 1940
• Red flag and Union Jack Englishness patriotism and the British left 1881 1924
• Permission and regulation law and morals in post war Britain
• art of Hogarth
• Oxford history of the Crusades
• French Revolution in social and political perspective
• industrial revolution and British society
• Britons forging the nation 1707 1837
• road to Vichy 1918 1938
• Richard III a reader in history
• three Edwards war and state in England 1272 1377
• Poverty and vagrancy in Tudor England
• Medieval women a social history of women in England 450 1500
• Tudor and Stuart town a reader in English urban history 1530 1688
• China through western eyes The twentieth century
• Back to home and duty women between the wars 1918 1939
• Decisions for war 1914
• Renaissance woman a sourcebook constructions of femininity in England
• Women in England c 1275 1525 documentary sources
• Gendering the crusades
• Popular cultures in England 1550 1750
• British imperialism 1750 1970