Everything To Nothing: The Poetry Of Great War Revolution And Transformation Europe Geert Buelens Verso Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The First World War Changed Map Of Europe Forever Empires Collapsed New Countries Were Born Revolutions Shocked And Inspired This Tumult Sometimes Referred To As \ Literary War\ Saw An Extraordinary Outpouring Writing Conflict Opened Up A Vista Possibilities Tragedies For Poetic Exploration At Same Time Poetry Was Tool Manipulating Sentiments Combatant Peoples In Germany Alone During Few Months There Over Million Poems Propaganda Published We Think Poets Pacifistic Protestors But That View Has Been Created Retrospectively Verse Particularly Early Years Conflict-In Fernando Pessoa Or Filippo Tommaso Marinetti Example-Could Find Violence Technology Modern Warfare Awful Exhilarating Epiphany Cultural History Is Seen From Point Writers All Including Rupert Brooke Anna Akhmatova Guillaume Apollinaire Gabriele D\ Annunzio Vladimir Mayakovsky Rainer Maria Rilke Siegfried Sassoon Everything Nothing Award-Winning Panoramic How Nationalism Internationalism Defined Both Itself Its Aftermath-Revolutionary Movements Wars Independence Civil Treaty Versailles It Reveals Played Vital Role Defining Stakes Ambitions Disappointments Postwar Σελίδες: 400 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm