Gallagher, Rosemary. 2012. Studies in American Humor 26: 73-84. Gallagher synthesizes the use of humor in narratives of war as well as those of peace, through the lens of famous anti-war novelist Kurt Vonnegut. She…
Roy, Sneharika. 2018. A Poetics of Neurosis. Postcolonial scholar Sneharika Roy claims that in narratives of traumatized American expatriates, physical wounds serve as metaphors for psychological turmoil. She provides…
Jorgensen, Paul A. 1953. Huntington Library Quarterly 16, no. 4: 319–52. This article asserts that Shakespeare should be investigated as a treatise on how Renaissance England visualized war and peace, suggesting that…
Mellown, Muriel. 1985. Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies 8, no. 2: 1–6. This text focuses on the life and work of British author Vera Brittain who lived through the horrors of the First World War and asserted that…
Johnson, James Turner. 2014. Princeton: Princeton University Press. This book is a sequel to Johnson’s Ideology, Reason, and the Limitation of War and aims to investigate how the West developed and perpetuated the…
Boxwell, D. A. 1993. Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature 12, no. 1: 85–101. The text begins by relating the concept of motherhood to war, and, through references to the Iliad, establishes that there motherhood and…
Reid L. (2021) Journal of Peace Research. 58(6) This article explores the consequences of peace agreements being gender-inclusive and how this practice actively promotes gender standardization. Reid analyses a set of…
Cortright, David. 2008. Chapter. In Peace: A History of Movements and Ideas, 25-44. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Cortright undertakes a historical analysis of the creation of Peace organisations from the…