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,Losing People: A Linguistic Analysis of Minimisation in First World War Soldiers’ Accounts of Viole, focusing on accounts of violent actions and the deaths these caused. Analysis from a corpus of writings from 22 soldiers demonstrates that around two-thirds of accounts utilise linguistic resources to minimise or downplay the realities of violence. Two main approaches are generally used: figurativ

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Mnemosyne and Athena: Mary Booth, Anzac, and the Language of Remembrance in the First World War and large numbers of dead. The sensitive nature of such commemorative activity is underlined by historians’ tendency to call upon poetic language to do it justice, such as using myth to counteract the more arid language of academic scholarship. The Greek goddess of memory, Mnemosyne, is sometimes invok

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,Jacques Rancière and the Politics of War Literature: Poetry and Trauma in Edmund Blunden’s , (1928)ure. It does so by examining . (1928), Edmund Blunden’s semi-fictionalised novel of his military service during the First World War. Blunden believed he was haunted all his life by war and saw his novel as a compulsive yet failed effort to make sense of his disturbing and fragmentary experiences. Re

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The Post-Traumatic Stress Communication Framework: Analysing the Discourse Within the Australian ,ndividuals who experience it, and the military institution itself are viewed. Perceptions and expectations are influenced by this language, creating stigma and ultimately impacting on the lives of individuals experiencing mental-health challenges following military service. This chapter presents a P

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