Mobilizing Mother: From Good Mother to Patriotic Mother in World War I

The American press played a key role in the Wilson administration’s effort to craft an image of the Patriotic Mother of the Great War. The Patriotic Mother of a soldier was encouraged to assume the mantle of the Spartan Mother. This monograph contrasts the Spartan Mother archetype used by the govern...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journalism & communication monographs 2012-03, Vol.14 (1), p.5-77
Hauptverfasser:	Garner, Ana C., Slattery, Karen
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