Examines writings about war from around the world and throughout history, focusing on the impacts of war, including the impacts on mind, body, gender and gender relations, families, communities, countries, death, values, aesthetics, and posterity.
Examines writings about war from around the world and throughout history, focusing on the experiences of writers, including combatants, women at war, prisoners, refugees, exiles, the home front, and change.
Examines writings about war from around the world and throughout history, focusing on the approaches to writing abour war, including theories, histories, eye-witnessing, propaganda, satire, and experiments.
