Valerie Holman and Debra Kelly

Introduction. War in the twentieth century: the functioning of humour in cultural representation
Journal of European Studies 2001 31: 247-263. [PDF] [References]  

Jean-Yves Le Naour

Laughter and tears in the Great War: the need for laughter/the guilt of humour
Journal of European Studies 2001 31: 265-275. [PDF] [References]  

Andrew Robertshaw

'Irrepressible chirpy cockney chappies'? Humour as an aid to survival
Journal of European Studies 2001 31: 277-287. [PDF] [References]  

Pierre Purseigle

Mirroring societies at war: pictorial humour in the British and French popular press during the First World War
Journal of European Studies 2001 31: 289-328. [PDF] [References]  

Edward A. O'Brien

'Laugh? I nearly died.' A comparative study of humour and ideology in Gaspard (1915) and Le Feu (1916)
Journal of European Studies 2001 31: 329-344. [PDF]  

Christopher Lloyd

Comic songs in the Occupation
Journal of European Studies 2001 31: 379-393. [PDF]  

Christie Davies

Humour is not a strategy in war
Journal of European Studies 2001 31: 395-412. [PDF]  

Agnès Cardinal

Review Essay : Reflections in a fractured mirror: on French women's writing
Journal of European Studies 2001 31: 437-444. [PDF]  

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