Modernism, History and the First World War

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Exploring the intersection of modernism and the First World War, this work analyzes key literary figures like Woolf, HD, and Faulkner alongside the firsthand accounts of soldiers and nurses. By integrating diverse sources such as medical journals and military histories, it reveals how modernist literature, emerging after 1914, serves as a significant yet complex form of war writing, deeply intertwined with the historical context of the conflict and its aftermath.