A Botched Civilization
A Botched Civilization

Summary/Abstract: World War I was a graveyard for European poets, but it is by studying the poets, those who fought, those who died, and those who never went to war, that we can best understand the impact of the war. The worst political fruits of this period are found in the self-hating internationalism of the Surrealists and their allies, but the virulent nationalism of the Action Française offered no wholesome remedy for the disease.

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