Routledge Women and War: History of Feminism

This is an seven-volume collection of primary texts, each selected and introduced by experts, reproducing in facsimile a wealth of materials related to the history of women and warfare in the English-speaking world. The editors are historians and literary scholars with a wealth of publications in women’s writing and war literature. The project focuses, for most of its historical range, on England (and Britain); it also includes volumes on the United States, Australia, and Canada. The collection documents women’s historical and literary participation in, and commentary on, war. It represents the first attempt to examine the variety of roles women have played in war, and as critics and commentators on war, across all of history into the twentieth century. The project makes a unique and powerful claim about the long history of women’s involvement in war in the English-speaking world About the Author Jaclyn Carter is an Eyes High Doctoral student of English at the University of Calgary, Canada. Timothy Duffy is Assistant Professor at the College of Arts and Science, New York University, USA David Sigler is Associate Professor of English at the University of Calgary, Canada Dr. Linsey Robb is a lecturer in the Humanities Department at Northumbria University, UK. Dr. Lisa Payne Ossian is Adjunct Professor of history at William Penn University, Iowa, USA Carol Acton is Associate Professor of English Language and Literature at the University of Waterloo, Canada. Donna Coates is Associate Professor in the Department of English, University of Calgary, Canada. Isabelle Groenhof is a doctoral student in the Department of English, University of Calgary, Canada Rubia Akram is a masters student in the Department of English, University of Calgary, Canada Zachary Brewer is a doctoral student in the Department of English, University of Calgary, Canada