index dialect 337–9
EdwinMorgan 320–1
G. S. Fraser 315–17, 318, 319–20, 321–2
Gaelic 326–30, 331–4
George Campbell Hay 331–6
Hamish Henderson 317, 318, 322–6
resistance to war 330
Robert Garioch 318, 337–9
Scottish idiom 323
socialism 330–1
Sorley MacLean 318, 326–30
Scott-Moncrieff, C. K. 120
Scovell, E. J. 440, 447, 456–60
and flower poems 456–8
and marriage/children poems 456, 458–9
and style of 456
and women’s wartime writing 459–60
‘A Room at Nightfall’ 457
‘A Time for Sleeping’ 458
‘A Wife’ 458
‘An Elegy’ 459–60
‘Barbara’ 458
‘Love’s Immaturity’ 458
‘Marriage and Death’ 458
‘Mid-Winter Flowers’ 457
Shadows of Chrysanthemums449, 456
‘Shadows of Chrysanthemums’ 457–8
‘The Azalea by the Window’ 456–7
‘The First Year’ 458–9
‘The Poor Mother’ 458
Scutts, Joanna 100–1
Sebald, W. G. 363
Second World War poetry:
and desert war 318, 324
and influence of First World War
poets 299–300
Christian iconography 303–7
flower imagery 300–3
homoeroticism 307–8, 309, 310, 311–13
sense of tradition 313–14
and late flowering of 583
and the lily 301–2, 303
and literate army 316–17
and patriotic poetry 362, 363, 364
1940–1942 367–72
final phase of war 372–6
Munich to fall of Chamberlain 364–7
and the poppy 301
and popular perception of 363
and variety of 318
Seeger, Alan 422
Seferis, George 687
Segal, Lore 607
Selinger, Eric Murphy 454
Selwyn, Victor 317–18, 433, 440
senses:
andFirstWorldWarpoetry 76–8
and trench experience 75–6
and war poetry 74
Service, Robert 161
Sewell, Frank 560, 561–2
Seymour, Miranda 209
Shakespeare, William:
andA Book of Homage to Shakespeare139–41
Hardy’s ‘To Shakespeare’ 141–2, 143
nature of 143
and England 146–7
andFirstWorldWar 136–7
Elizabethan imagination 144–6
relevance to 140, 142–3, 144, 151, 152
use of by soldiers 149–50, 151
and Owen 137–8
andIn Parenthesis(Jones) 134–6, 150–1
and pervasive influence of 138
and popularity of 148
andShakespeare in Time of War 148
and tercentenary of death 139–40
and weeping 290–2
and Yeats’s uses of 290–2
Hamlet277, 282–3, 292, 550–1
theHenriad142–3
Henry V135–6
King Lear 291
Macbeth 291
Richard II 620
Troilus and Cressida141–2
shame, and war poetry 2
Shapcott, Jo, and ‘Phrase Book’ 657–8
Shapiro, Harvey 442
Shapiro, Karl 435
Shelley, Percy Bysshe 467
shell-shock 73, 80, 82, 567
and Owen 120
Shepard, Graham 392–3
Sherriff,R.C. 83
Showalter, Elaine 103–4
Shreiber, Maeera 454
Silkin, Jon 98, 126, 349, 363, 638
and Cold War poetry 637–8
and First World War poetry 36–7, 103, 437
on Hardy 37, 43
on Rosenberg 543
Simpson, Louis 435, 439, 442, 657
The Arrivists 567
‘Carentant O Carentan’ 567
Good News of Death 567
‘The Heroes’ 566, 567–8
Sinclair, May 430, 438