Nadal trwa: trauma i pamięć I wojny światowej

Wilson, Ross J.

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Nadal trwa: trauma i pamięć I wojny światowej Wilson, Ross J.

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Nadal trwa: trauma i pamięć I wojny światowej

Teksty Drugie Nr 4 (2018)

21 cm ; Tekst pol., streszcz. ang.

Czasopismo/Artykuł

pamięć i I wojna światowa ; pamięć i kultura popularna ; badania traumy ; wojna w kulturze popularnej

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Filmografia:
1. Wszyscy ludzie króla, reż, J. Jarrold, British Broadcasting Corporation, 1999.
2. Australians at War, reż. Geoff Burton. Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 2001.
3. Czarna żmija, reż. Richard Boden. British Broadcasting Corporation, 1989.
4. Broken Sun, reż. Brad Haynes. JackaFilms, 2008.
5. Canada: A People's History, reż. Serges Turbide. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 2000.
6. Dolina cieni, reż. Michael Bassett. Apollo Media, 2002.
7. Gallipoli, reż. Peter Weir. Australian Film Commission, 1981.
8. The Great War, reż. Brian McKenna. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 2007.
9. The Last Day of World War One, reż. John Hayes Fisher. British Broadcasting Corporation, 2008.
10. Mój syn Jack, reż. Brian Kirk. Ecosse Films, 2007.
11. Not Forgotten, reż. Jane Jeffes. Firefly Productions, 2008.
12. Passchendaele, reż. Paul Gross. Damberger Film and Cattle, Co., 2008. Revealing Gallipoli, reż. Wain Fimeri. Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 2005.
13. Okop, reż. William Boyd. Arts Council of England, 1999.
14. Okopy, reż. Dominic Ozanne. British Broadcasting Corporation, 2002.