Comment dire la violence interpersonnelle en 1914-1918 ?

Defining interpersonal violence from 1914 to 1918War testimonies were a mass phenomena in most countries at war and played a major cultural role during the conflict. Writers and poets, key figures in the narration of the ongoing war, won legitimacy by being at the front and fighting the war.Each cou...

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Hoofdauteur: Beaupré, Nicolas
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spelling cairn-RHSHO_189_0267RHSHORevue d’Histoire de la Shoah https://shs.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-de-la-shoah-2008-2-page-267?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rhsho.189.0267 Comment dire la violence interpersonnelle en 1914-1918 ? Beaupré, Nicolas2008 fre Revue d’Histoire de la Shoah | 189 | 2 | 2008-12-13 | p. 267-276 | 2111-885X RHSHO_18980 Defining interpersonal violence from 1914 to 1918War testimonies were a mass phenomena in most countries at war and played a major cultural role during the conflict. Writers and poets, key figures in the narration of the ongoing war, won legitimacy by being at the front and fighting the war.Each country had its own narrative form : poetry, story or novel. But an intermediate literary genre arose everywhere that was both novel and story. These texts became means of communication between the front and rear lines and contributed to forging “red hot” war representations.The figure of the hero, the martyr or the victim, could hardly coexist with the brute and the soldier that became a savage. That is why extreme brutality was often slandered on the most absolute image of the ‘other’ – the enemy which commits wartime atrocities.Nicolas Beaupré studies here the case of a German book published in 1916 called Der Hauptmann, written under the pseudonym of Armin Steinart (the actual author was Friedrich Loofs – an army doctor). The interpersonal violence in the book was such that it was subject to extensive censorship.Cairn free access
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description Defining interpersonal violence from 1914 to 1918War testimonies were a mass phenomena in most countries at war and played a major cultural role during the conflict. Writers and poets, key figures in the narration of the ongoing war, won legitimacy by being at the front and fighting the war.Each country had its own narrative form : poetry, story or novel. But an intermediate literary genre arose everywhere that was both novel and story. These texts became means of communication between the front and rear lines and contributed to forging “red hot” war representations.The figure of the hero, the martyr or the victim, could hardly coexist with the brute and the soldier that became a savage. That is why extreme brutality was often slandered on the most absolute image of the ‘other’ – the enemy which commits wartime atrocities.Nicolas Beaupré studies here the case of a German book published in 1916 called Der Hauptmann, written under the pseudonym of Armin Steinart (the actual author was Friedrich Loofs – an army doctor). The interpersonal violence in the book was such that it was subject to extensive censorship.
author Beaupré, Nicolas
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Comment dire la violence interpersonnelle en 1914-1918 ?
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title Comment dire la violence interpersonnelle en 1914-1918 ?
title_short Comment dire la violence interpersonnelle en 1914-1918 ?
title_full Comment dire la violence interpersonnelle en 1914-1918 ?
title_fullStr Comment dire la violence interpersonnelle en 1914-1918 ?
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