Titlebook: Memories from the Frontline; Memoirs and Meanings Jerry Palmer Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Soldiers.WWI.

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The Great War Genres forms of public memory about the war. It looks at the range of attitudes towards the war seen in the most successful writings, especially the contrast between positive and critical accounts of the experience of combat.

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Literary Language and War Memoirs about 1916 onwards, by a language that broke with these conventions, in a variety of ways, becoming less enthusiastic, more objective, and more explicit about violence. The chapter also considers the relationship between stylistic choices and attitudes towards the war.

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Themes in British Reviews of Great War Memoirsne combat experience and the related importance attached to authenticity. The extent to which disillusion with the war was felt to be a normal response is an important element in this reviewing, with some texts dismissed as pacifist propaganda.

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Blunden, , and r, which was both critical and stoical while never rejecting its purpose; indeed, his conscientiousness as an officer is clear. It considers the extensive critical response to his text, which was universally favourable, singling out its authenticity; one of the main elements in the praise was his sense of proportion about the grimness of war.

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Reading Lawrence in 1927: , and enturous qualities; his doubts about his role only appeared in the full-length version, which only became publicly available after his death. He was an enthusiastic warrior and both his attitude and the adventurous quality of his experiences are central themes in the public response.