Joe Lunn
Biographic Data
| ID | 141142 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joe Lunn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joe |
| FAMILY NAME | Lunn |
| SIGNATURE | LUNN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan–Dearborn |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 57 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
France's legacy to Demba Mboup? A Senegalese griot and his descendants remember his military service during the First World War
During the First World War, approximately 2 million subject peoples from Africa, Asia, and North America (including African Americans and Amerindians) were recruited to serve as soldiers in European and American armies. Unlike their Western counterparts, who left over one thousand published memoirs and millions of letters, diaries, and other written accounts of their experiences, these men, who were usually drawn from pre-industrial and non-liter…
Remembering the Tirailleurs Sénégalais and the Great War
Pendant la Première Guerre mondiale plus que 140 000 Ouest-Africains ont été recrutés dans l'armée française de force et ont servi comme combattants en Europe. Cet essai examine un aspect crucial de cette unique rencontre interculturelle: la manière de commémorer les soldats de cette guerre. Ce thème est exploré dans trois contextes temporels et interprétatifs: (1) représentations coloniales françaises au sujet du rôle des Africains en temps de g…
Native Sons
Male Identity and Martial Codes of Honor
This article compares and contrasts the memoirs of three combatants from the First World War: Robert Graves, Ernst Jünger, and the West African Tirailleur Kande Kamara. Though the soldiers' distinctive cultural heritage and service in the British, German, and French colonial armies, respectively, informed each interpretation, they shared similar, though particular, concepts of male identity and military duty that were socially specific, which the…
Bons soldats ' and ' sales nègres
Pendant la première guerre mondiale plus que 140,000 Africains de l'ouest étaient recruités à l'armée française et servaient de combattants à la frontière est de la France. La quantité, la fréquence, et les types de contacts entre Français metropolitains et Africains du sud du Sahara étaient sans précédent, et cette migration temporaire mais forcée d'un continent à l'autre n'a jamais été dépassée depuis dans une période si courte. Cet essai exami…
Black Death, White Medicine
The Thin Black Line of Heroes
The Chiwaya War
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
The visions of vanquished - memories of prewar colonial order tax in blood - military recruitment in rural Senegal, 1914-17 war to obtain rights - conscription in communes & Diagne mission of 1918 the long journey - from Kayor to Cote d'Azur to meet death far away - Senegalese in trenches Bons soldats & sales negres - Senegalese contacts with French beneath roots of baobab - repatriation of soldiers & postwar colonial order in Senegal conclusion …
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
Kande Kamara Speaks
Dazed and knowing neither where he was nor how he came there, Kadiou Yoro appeared at the French camp at l'Esterel in the aftermath of the fighting on the Marne in July 1918. To the Europeans who attempted to question him, Yoro shrilly repeated the only French he knew — his officers' names and his unit, '3 e companie, 7 e escouade' — until an African sergeant was summoned to speak for him. The interpreter's account, preserved by a French witness,…
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
The visions of vanquished - memories of prewar colonial order tax in blood - military recruitment in rural Senegal, 1914-17 war to obtain rights - conscription in communes & Diagne mission of 1918 the long journey - from Kayor to Cote d'Azur to meet death far away - Senegalese in trenches Bons soldats & sales negres - Senegalese contacts with French beneath roots of baobab - repatriation of soldiers & postwar colonial order in Senegal conclusion …
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
Black Death, White Medicine
The Chiwaya War
Male Identity and Martial Codes of Honor
This article compares and contrasts the memoirs of three combatants from the First World War: Robert Graves, Ernst Jünger, and the West African Tirailleur Kande Kamara. Though the soldiers' distinctive cultural heritage and service in the British, German, and French colonial armies, respectively, informed each interpretation, they shared similar, though particular, concepts of male identity and military duty that were socially specific, which the…
Remembering the Tirailleurs Sénégalais and the Great War
Pendant la Première Guerre mondiale plus que 140 000 Ouest-Africains ont été recrutés dans l'armée française de force et ont servi comme combattants en Europe. Cet essai examine un aspect crucial de cette unique rencontre interculturelle: la manière de commémorer les soldats de cette guerre. Ce thème est exploré dans trois contextes temporels et interprétatifs: (1) représentations coloniales françaises au sujet du rôle des Africains en temps de g…
Bons soldats ' and ' sales nègres
Pendant la première guerre mondiale plus que 140,000 Africains de l'ouest étaient recruités à l'armée française et servaient de combattants à la frontière est de la France. La quantité, la fréquence, et les types de contacts entre Français metropolitains et Africains du sud du Sahara étaient sans précédent, et cette migration temporaire mais forcée d'un continent à l'autre n'a jamais été dépassée depuis dans une période si courte. Cet essai exami…
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
Kande Kamara Speaks
Dazed and knowing neither where he was nor how he came there, Kadiou Yoro appeared at the French camp at l'Esterel in the aftermath of the fighting on the Marne in July 1918. To the Europeans who attempted to question him, Yoro shrilly repeated the only French he knew — his officers' names and his unit, '3 e companie, 7 e escouade' — until an African sergeant was summoned to speak for him. The interpreter's account, preserved by a French witness,…
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
The Thin Black Line of Heroes
The Chiwaya War
Memoirs of the Maelstrom
The visions of vanquished - memories of prewar colonial order tax in blood - military recruitment in rural Senegal, 1914-17 war to obtain rights - conscription in communes & Diagne mission of 1918 the long journey - from Kayor to Cote d'Azur to meet death far away - Senegalese in trenches Bons soldats & sales negres - Senegalese contacts with French beneath roots of baobab - repatriation of soldiers & postwar colonial order in Senegal conclusion …
Bons soldats ' and ' sales nègres
Pendant la première guerre mondiale plus que 140,000 Africains de l'ouest étaient recruités à l'armée française et servaient de combattants à la frontière est de la France. La quantité, la fréquence, et les types de contacts entre Français metropolitains et Africains du sud du Sahara étaient sans précédent, et cette migration temporaire mais forcée d'un continent à l'autre n'a jamais été dépassée depuis dans une période si courte. Cet essai exami…
Black Death, White Medicine
Male Identity and Martial Codes of Honor
This article compares and contrasts the memoirs of three combatants from the First World War: Robert Graves, Ernst Jünger, and the West African Tirailleur Kande Kamara. Though the soldiers' distinctive cultural heritage and service in the British, German, and French colonial armies, respectively, informed each interpretation, they shared similar, though particular, concepts of male identity and military duty that were socially specific, which the…
Remembering the Tirailleurs Sénégalais and the Great War
Pendant la Première Guerre mondiale plus que 140 000 Ouest-Africains ont été recrutés dans l'armée française de force et ont servi comme combattants en Europe. Cet essai examine un aspect crucial de cette unique rencontre interculturelle: la manière de commémorer les soldats de cette guerre. Ce thème est exploré dans trois contextes temporels et interprétatifs: (1) représentations coloniales françaises au sujet du rôle des Africains en temps de g…
Native Sons
France's legacy to Demba Mboup? A Senegalese griot and his descendants remember his military service during the First World War
During the First World War, approximately 2 million subject peoples from Africa, Asia, and North America (including African Americans and Amerindians) were recruited to serve as soldiers in European and American armies. Unlike their Western counterparts, who left over one thousand published memoirs and millions of letters, diaries, and other written accounts of their experiences, these men, who were usually drawn from pre-industrial and non-liter…
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