Kay Chadwick
Biographic Data
| ID | 765850 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kay Chadwick |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kay |
| FAMILY NAME | Chadwick |
| SIGNATURE | CHADWICK K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Liverpool |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
An appetite for argument
This article focuses on the centrality and the importance of food to wartime radio propaganda, a subject thus far overlooked by scholars. It investigates how the BBC French Service and Vichy addressed the growing challenges of food production and supply in occupied France, each of them competing hard to gain control of discourses about food in a climate of shortage. It examines their respective blame games, as each side held its enemies responsib…
Our enemy's enemy
This article focuses on representations of Britain to occupied France by the BBC French Service via its flagship programme Les Français parlent aux Français [The French speak to the French]. It first examines the establishment of the service and the formulation of a British propaganda strategy on occupied France. It then explores the service's efforts to foster French belief in Britain as France's friend and ally, and to rationalise key issues an…
Radio Propaganda and Public Opinion Under Endgame Vichy
Across the Waves
Philippe Henriot was one of the most powerful personalities in World War II France. His appointment as Vichy's secretary of state for information and propaganda in January 1944 substantially changed the nature of the so-called battle of the airwaves. From then until his death at the end of June, at the hands of the Resistance, he directed an unprecedented, sustained attack at the team of Free French who had broadcast from London since the summer …
Reaffirming the Republic
Philppe Henriot and the Ministry of Fear
Catholicism, Politics and Society in Twentieth-Century France
Introduction - Kay Chadwick 1. La laicite en France au vingtieme siecle - Emile Poulat 2. Antisemitisme des catholiques au vingtieme siecle: de la revendication au refus - Danielle Delmaire 3. Catholicism and Nationalism: the 'Federation republicain, 1927-39 - Kevin Passmore 4. True and False modernity: Catholicism and Communist Marxism in 1930s France - David Curtis 5. Rallies and resistants: Catholics in Vichy France, 1940-44 - Nicholas Atkin 6…
Education in secular France
The concept of laïcité stands at the heart of French identity and denotes the non‐confessional nature of the State, as enshrined in the 1905 Loi de Séparation des Églises et de l'État. The theoretical principles of laïcité remain as detailed in the 1905 law, but its practical application and exploitation over the years suggest that it is limiting to define laïcité purely in terms of the clear‐cut separation of Church and State. Through an examina…
L’école en France xixe-xxe siècle
Journal Article L’école en France xixe-xxe siècle: de la maternelle à l’université Get access L’école en France xixe-xxe siècle: de la maternelle à l’université. By Pierre Albertini. Paris: Hachette. 1992. 192 pp. Ffr 79. ISBN 2 01 016398 2. Kay Chadwick Kay Chadwick University of Liverpool Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar French History, Volume 9, Issue 1, 1 March 1995, Pages 113–114, https://doi.org/10.10…
Le nouveau catéchisme
Alphonse de Chateaubriant, Collaborator on Retrial
The period of the Occupation years in France continues to raise passions and stimulate debate among academics as well as the general population on both sides of the Atlantic. Indeed, analysis of how the French choose to remember and record their past and the activities of some of their compatriots seems to have become an obsession, suggesting that historiography as much as history lies at the heart of the debate on the memory of the war years in …
Across the Waves
Philippe Henriot was one of the most powerful personalities in World War II France. His appointment as Vichy's secretary of state for information and propaganda in January 1944 substantially changed the nature of the so-called battle of the airwaves. From then until his death at the end of June, at the hands of the Resistance, he directed an unprecedented, sustained attack at the team of Free French who had broadcast from London since the summer …
Education in secular France
The concept of laïcité stands at the heart of French identity and denotes the non‐confessional nature of the State, as enshrined in the 1905 Loi de Séparation des Églises et de l'État. The theoretical principles of laïcité remain as detailed in the 1905 law, but its practical application and exploitation over the years suggest that it is limiting to define laïcité purely in terms of the clear‐cut separation of Church and State. Through an examina…
Our enemy's enemy
This article focuses on representations of Britain to occupied France by the BBC French Service via its flagship programme Les Français parlent aux Français [The French speak to the French]. It first examines the establishment of the service and the formulation of a British propaganda strategy on occupied France. It then explores the service's efforts to foster French belief in Britain as France's friend and ally, and to rationalise key issues an…
Reaffirming the Republic
Le nouveau catéchisme
Alphonse de Chateaubriant, Collaborator on Retrial
The period of the Occupation years in France continues to raise passions and stimulate debate among academics as well as the general population on both sides of the Atlantic. Indeed, analysis of how the French choose to remember and record their past and the activities of some of their compatriots seems to have become an obsession, suggesting that historiography as much as history lies at the heart of the debate on the memory of the war years in …
L’école en France xixe-xxe siècle
Journal Article L’école en France xixe-xxe siècle: de la maternelle à l’université Get access L’école en France xixe-xxe siècle: de la maternelle à l’université. By Pierre Albertini. Paris: Hachette. 1992. 192 pp. Ffr 79. ISBN 2 01 016398 2. Kay Chadwick Kay Chadwick University of Liverpool Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar French History, Volume 9, Issue 1, 1 March 1995, Pages 113–114, https://doi.org/10.10…
Education in secular France
The concept of laïcité stands at the heart of French identity and denotes the non‐confessional nature of the State, as enshrined in the 1905 Loi de Séparation des Églises et de l'État. The theoretical principles of laïcité remain as detailed in the 1905 law, but its practical application and exploitation over the years suggest that it is limiting to define laïcité purely in terms of the clear‐cut separation of Church and State. Through an examina…
Catholicism, Politics and Society in Twentieth-Century France
Introduction - Kay Chadwick 1. La laicite en France au vingtieme siecle - Emile Poulat 2. Antisemitisme des catholiques au vingtieme siecle: de la revendication au refus - Danielle Delmaire 3. Catholicism and Nationalism: the 'Federation republicain, 1927-39 - Kevin Passmore 4. True and False modernity: Catholicism and Communist Marxism in 1930s France - David Curtis 5. Rallies and resistants: Catholics in Vichy France, 1940-44 - Nicholas Atkin 6…
Reaffirming the Republic
Philppe Henriot and the Ministry of Fear
Radio Propaganda and Public Opinion Under Endgame Vichy
Across the Waves
Philippe Henriot was one of the most powerful personalities in World War II France. His appointment as Vichy's secretary of state for information and propaganda in January 1944 substantially changed the nature of the so-called battle of the airwaves. From then until his death at the end of June, at the hands of the Resistance, he directed an unprecedented, sustained attack at the team of Free French who had broadcast from London since the summer …
Our enemy's enemy
This article focuses on representations of Britain to occupied France by the BBC French Service via its flagship programme Les Français parlent aux Français [The French speak to the French]. It first examines the establishment of the service and the formulation of a British propaganda strategy on occupied France. It then explores the service's efforts to foster French belief in Britain as France's friend and ally, and to rationalise key issues an…
An appetite for argument
This article focuses on the centrality and the importance of food to wartime radio propaganda, a subject thus far overlooked by scholars. It investigates how the BBC French Service and Vichy addressed the growing challenges of food production and supply in occupied France, each of them competing hard to gain control of discourses about food in a climate of shortage. It examines their respective blame games, as each side held its enemies responsib…
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