First World War: New Perspectives
Various
University of Oxford Podcasts
Chapters
| The Historian and the Centenary | 22:24 | Read by Pierre Purseigle |
| Rethinking British Volunteerism in 1914: A Rush to the Colours? | 12:43 | Read by Catriona Pennell |
| The Indian Sepoy in the First World War | 19:03 | Read by Santanu Das |
| Surplus Women | 15:16 | Read by Rosemary Wall |
| The Better Part of Valour | 20:18 | Read by Edward Madigan |
| Conflict Culture | 13:15 | Read by Matthew Leonard |
| Morality in Wartime Britain | 19:28 | Read by Edward Madigan |
| Wartime Art and Grief | 14:07 | Read by Claudia Siebrecht |
| Popular fiction in World War One | 15:49 | Read by Jane Potter |
| The Sandwich that Sabotaged Civilisation | 25:33 | Read by Dr Paul Miller |
| Soldiers on Leave | 13:51 | Read by Emmanuelle Cronier |
| Les Permissionnaires | 12:23 | Read by Emmanuelle Cronier |
| Shot at Dawn | 7:30 | Read by Chloe Dewe Matthews |
Reviews
needs more homophilia
Bill Cosby
None of the lectures, some of whom are great, discuses the role that gay anal sex had in ending the war. Modern scholarship is based on including gay anal sex in as many unlikely places as possible. The horrendous ommision of gay but sex, likely means many of these lectures are already fired. Shame there is so much latent heteronormativity in academia.