The Poem Itself
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctt1ffjjqb.135
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“…141 He also thought that the national reputation was proportionate to the losses in the battlefield; a lesser "contribution of blood" by Italy, he feared, would have shamed the nation. 142 And a historian has written that the six hundred thousand men who died in the war erased the reputation for cowardice that for centuries had burdened the Italian people. 143 But the soldiers in the field knew better than their leaders and their historians why their lives were being wasted.…”
Section: A Bath Of Black Bloodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…141 He also thought that the national reputation was proportionate to the losses in the battlefield; a lesser "contribution of blood" by Italy, he feared, would have shamed the nation. 142 And a historian has written that the six hundred thousand men who died in the war erased the reputation for cowardice that for centuries had burdened the Italian people. 143 But the soldiers in the field knew better than their leaders and their historians why their lives were being wasted.…”
Section: A Bath Of Black Bloodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…"From these houses/nothing remains/ except some shred of wall./ From the many/ that used to correspond with me/ there remain/ but few." 46 The group of warriors is figuratively dehumanized. The foot in the foreground that assures the support of the shooter who takes aim is of a disproportional dimension.…”
Section: Picassomentioning
confidence: 99%