Paul Fussell

United States, 1924. Historian, writer, and professor of literature at the University of Pennsylvania, he was marked by his experiences at nineteen as an infantry officer in France in 1945. Since then, he has sought to demystify the romanticism of battle by studying in depth the two world wars in his publications, studies that have earned him the National Book Award for Arts and Letters or the National Book Critics Circle Award for Criticism.

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Paul Fussell Books

Paul Fussell Books

We found 15 Books for paul fussell

the great war and modern memory

The Great war and Modern Memory

The Road to Oxiana

Boys' Crusade (Modern Library Chronicles)

abroad: british literary traveling between the wars

uniforms,why we are what we where

samuel johnson and the life of writing

Wartime: Understanding and Behavior in the Second World War: Understanding and Behaviour in the Second World war

class,a guide through the american status system

Sherston's Progress

Wartime: Understanding And Behavior In The Second World War

Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting man

doing battle,the making of a skeptic

Google My Business: From Dodging Creditors to Making Bigger Bank Deposits

La Gran Guerra y la Memoria Moderna (in Spanish)