Historical Fiction
The Regeneration Trilogy
1996·608 pages
A powerful trilogy exploring the psychological toll of World War I, delving into trauma, identity, and societal prejudice.
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A powerful trilogy exploring the psychological toll of World War I, delving into trauma, identity, and societal prejudice.
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Regeneration: When Dr William Rivers treats a patient at a mental hospital who has spoken out against World War I, the relationship that develops between them makes them debate the logic of their respective positions. Thus the doctor questions the sanity of the war which is his duty to return his patients to.
The eye in the door: Drawing of the history of the Pemberton Billing libel trial in which all Britain's military troubles were laid at the door of the British homosexuals, themes of pers...
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Sexual content
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Brief mentions of sexual themes; not central or explicit.
Violence & gore
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Frequent depictions of war injuries and psychological trauma; graphic at times.
Profanity
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Mild profanity; occasional and contextually appropriate for war setting.
Substance use
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Minor references to alcohol use; not a central theme.
LGBTQ+ Rep.
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Central themes of homosexuality and societal prejudice in 'The Eye in the Door'.
Religious content
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Minor religious references; not a dominant theme.
Magic & witchcraft
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No evidence found in available sources.
Occult / demonology
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Political content
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Strong anti-war sentiment and critique of societal norms and prejudice.
Self-harm / suicide
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Themes of psychological trauma include ideation; not graphically depicted.
Abuse & suffering
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Depictions of war trauma, societal persecution, and systemic suffering.
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