Titlebook: Extreme Situations; Literature and Crisi David Craig,Michael Egan Textbook 1979Latest edition David Craig and Michael Egan 1979 boundary el

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Literature and Crisis,that therefore the entire activities and every waking moment of every man, woman and child must henceforth be directed and organised in preparation for this’. This forecast was right. In the First World War, 5 per cent of the fatal casualties were civilian; in the second, 44 per cent; in the Korean

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The Nullity of the Slump,lump, the Hungry Forties, hard times — there is more likely than not good reason for it. Millions . that things had slumped. The facts were that from 1920, when the demobilised men had come back home, to 1940, by which time rearmament was well under way, there were never less than 10 per cent unempl

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Social Tragedy,re Project, a typical piece of New Deal subsidising of the arts; and when he produced ., its image of the drab toil and insecurity of warehouse work struck people as so thirties that they assumed it was a twenty-year old play which Miller had ‘exhumed’..

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Takeshi Fujii,Yu Rong,Yukio Ishikawa not counted as ‘true’ revolutions at all: really they were wars of independence or necessary constitutional reform. Further to the Left we come upon several variations on the ‘betrayed revolution’ theme. The individual villainy of Stalin looms large here and it is common to lament the untimely deat