By - Ways of War. The Story of the Filibusters
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- Nombre de pages165
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4738105-1
- EAN8596547381051
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille446 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "By-Ways of War, " James Jeffrey Roche delivers a nuanced exploration of the ramifications of war through a series of poetic and reflective essays. Roche's literary style is characterized by rich imagery and poignant observations that illuminate the psychological and social impacts of conflict on individuals and society at large. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, Roche's work engages with contemporary themes of nationalism and the human condition, offering a critical commentary on the nature of warfare and its byproducts.
His skillful interweaving of personal narrative and broader historical reflection creates a framework for understanding the more subtle byways of war beyond the battlefield. Roche, an American poet and journalist, served as a war correspondent during the Spanish-American War, experiences that undoubtedly shaped his perspectives on the profound effects of conflict. His background, steeped in literature and public discourse, equipped him with a unique voice that captures both the horror and the humanity inherent in wartime experiences.
Roche's sensitivity to the toll of war arises not only from his journalistic endeavors but also his commitment to shedding light on the complexities of the human spirit amidst strife. This profound examination of the tangled narratives surrounding warfare is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the nuanced experiences of those affected by conflict. "By-Ways of War" is particularly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of war literature, as it invites readers to reflect deeply on the often-overlooked dimensions of war, encouraging an empathetic engagement with its multifaceted consequences.
His skillful interweaving of personal narrative and broader historical reflection creates a framework for understanding the more subtle byways of war beyond the battlefield. Roche, an American poet and journalist, served as a war correspondent during the Spanish-American War, experiences that undoubtedly shaped his perspectives on the profound effects of conflict. His background, steeped in literature and public discourse, equipped him with a unique voice that captures both the horror and the humanity inherent in wartime experiences.
Roche's sensitivity to the toll of war arises not only from his journalistic endeavors but also his commitment to shedding light on the complexities of the human spirit amidst strife. This profound examination of the tangled narratives surrounding warfare is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the nuanced experiences of those affected by conflict. "By-Ways of War" is particularly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of war literature, as it invites readers to reflect deeply on the often-overlooked dimensions of war, encouraging an empathetic engagement with its multifaceted consequences.
In "By-Ways of War, " James Jeffrey Roche delivers a nuanced exploration of the ramifications of war through a series of poetic and reflective essays. Roche's literary style is characterized by rich imagery and poignant observations that illuminate the psychological and social impacts of conflict on individuals and society at large. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, Roche's work engages with contemporary themes of nationalism and the human condition, offering a critical commentary on the nature of warfare and its byproducts.
His skillful interweaving of personal narrative and broader historical reflection creates a framework for understanding the more subtle byways of war beyond the battlefield. Roche, an American poet and journalist, served as a war correspondent during the Spanish-American War, experiences that undoubtedly shaped his perspectives on the profound effects of conflict. His background, steeped in literature and public discourse, equipped him with a unique voice that captures both the horror and the humanity inherent in wartime experiences.
Roche's sensitivity to the toll of war arises not only from his journalistic endeavors but also his commitment to shedding light on the complexities of the human spirit amidst strife. This profound examination of the tangled narratives surrounding warfare is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the nuanced experiences of those affected by conflict. "By-Ways of War" is particularly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of war literature, as it invites readers to reflect deeply on the often-overlooked dimensions of war, encouraging an empathetic engagement with its multifaceted consequences.
His skillful interweaving of personal narrative and broader historical reflection creates a framework for understanding the more subtle byways of war beyond the battlefield. Roche, an American poet and journalist, served as a war correspondent during the Spanish-American War, experiences that undoubtedly shaped his perspectives on the profound effects of conflict. His background, steeped in literature and public discourse, equipped him with a unique voice that captures both the horror and the humanity inherent in wartime experiences.
Roche's sensitivity to the toll of war arises not only from his journalistic endeavors but also his commitment to shedding light on the complexities of the human spirit amidst strife. This profound examination of the tangled narratives surrounding warfare is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the nuanced experiences of those affected by conflict. "By-Ways of War" is particularly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of war literature, as it invites readers to reflect deeply on the often-overlooked dimensions of war, encouraging an empathetic engagement with its multifaceted consequences.
