Jane Potter, a Reader at Oxford Brookes University, joins Fran Brearton, a Professor of Modern Poetry, and Guy Cuthbertson, a Professor of British Literature, to explore the profound life and poetry of Wilfred Owen. They dive into Owen’s duality as a soldier and poet, examining his complex experiences during World War I. The discussion highlights themes of irony in his work, particularly in 'Dulce et Decorum Est’, and the transformative impact of his letters. Their insights reveal Owen's rich emotional landscape and enduring legacy as a voice against the horrors of war.
