War, Literature & the Arts : Volume 11, Number 1, Spring/Summer 1999
Anderson, Donald (ed)
Department of English & Fine Arts United States Air Force Academy (1999)
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Volume 11, Number 1, Spring/Summer 1999
Guest Editor, D.A. Boxwell

Introduction

“The Middle Generation” of American Poetry: Wars in the Private and Public Realms by D.A. Boxwell

Special Feature

The Middle Generation and WWII: Jarrell, Shapiro, Brooks, Bishop, Lowell by Steven Gould Axelrod

Randall Jarrell’s War by Lorrie Goldensohn

Wars Civil and Uncivil: Family, Culture, and the Child in Lowell’s Poetry by Thomas Travisano

Elizabeth Bishop and World War I by Sandra Barry

“Blinking My Flashlight Off and On”: Elizabeth Bishop’s Internal Battlefield by Gary Fountain

Washington DC, 1949-1950: Bishop on WWII and The Cold War by Camille Roman

Poets On The Bomb by George Monteiro

Fiction

The Welcome by Robert Morgan

Poetry

Soliloquy: An American Bride Remembers Japan by Wendy Bishop

V-Mail by Wendy Bishop

Souvenirs by Wendy Bishop

The Collector by H. Palmer Hall

Had We A History by H. Palmer Hall

Why I Am Not A Saint by Jennifer Wheelock

Where The Tune Was Going by Paul Woodruff

The Seventh Wave by Keith Wilson

Archeology by Ana Doina

Hate by Marianne Poloskey

Buildings by Marianne Poloskey

Glenn Miller Was Missing by Jacqueline St. Joan

Paratroopers’ Night Out by William Childress

Critical Essay

Advancing in Another Direction: The Comic Book and The Korean War by D. Melissa Hilbish

Telling the “Truth” about Vietnam: Episteme and Narrative Structure in The Green Berets and The Things They Carried by Jon Volkmer

Challenging the Law of Courage and Heroic Identification in Tim O’Brien’s If I Die in a Combat Zone and The Things They Carried by Carl S. Horner

Vietnam War Narratives and Myth of the Hero by R.J. Fertel

The Limits of Irony: The Chronillogical World of Martin Amis’ Time’s Arrow by Dermot McCarthy

Commentary

Dereliction of Duty or the Wrong War?: Learning the Lessons of Vietnam by Thomas G. Bowie, Jr.