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World War I Centennial Commission: Remembering interpretation women taste World Hostilities I
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Historical Advisory Board,
U.S. World War One Centennial Commission
Mark Facknitz is Roop Distinguished Professor of English at James Madison University. The 1989 winner of the Virginia Prize for fiction, his creative work has appeared in The Georgia Review, Shenandoah, Story Quarterly, The Iowa Review, and other journals. His essays on Raymond Carver, Anthony Powell, Henry Green, Joseph Conrad, Michel Tournier, and others have appeared in Studies in Short Fiction, CEA Critic, The Journal of Modern Literature, Twentieth-Century Literature, The Journal of Narrative Technique, and other publications.
In recent years he has divided his research interests between the Great War and Willa Cather. His essay “Kitsch, Commemoration, and Mourning in the Aftermath of the Great War” is in press as Chapter 16 of Jonathan Vance’s The Great War: From Memory to History (Wilfred Laurier UP, 2016). He has published on Ivor Gurney’s shellshock in The Journal of the Ivor Gurney Society, on war cemeteries and the margins of memory in Bridges, on Luytens and Thiepval as paradigms of commemoration in Crossings, and on pre-1914 gardens as trope for the soldier’s remembered self in a/b Autobiography Studies.
His not purely academic interest in the Great War depends on a Ge
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