Modernism

• Preface | pp. xi–xii
• Introduction: Approaching Modernism
  Astradur Eysteinsson and Vivian Liska | pp. 1–8
• 1. De-limiting Modernism
• Tracing the Modernist Paradigm: Terminologies of Modernism
  Edward Mozejko | pp. 11–33
• Cultural Parataxis and Transnational Landscapes of Reading: Toward a Locational Modernist Studies
  Susan Stanford Friedman | pp. 35–52
• Modernism at Large
  Andreas Huyssen | pp. 53–66
• Modernist Innovations: A Legacy of the Constructed Reader
  Charles Altieri | pp. 67–86
• 2. Reassessments
• Literary Modernism, Critical Theory and the Politics of Irony
  Gunther Martens | pp. 89–105
• A Map of All Possible Paths: Modernism after Marxism
  Sascha Bru | pp. 107–124
• Modernism, Narrativity and Bakhtinian Theory
  Anker Gemzøe | pp. 125–141
• The Subject, the Beautiful and the Sublime: Adorno and Lyotard between Modernism and Postmodernism
  Peter V. Zima | pp. 143–153
• 3. Tradition, Avant-Garde, Postmodernism
• Modernism and Tradition
  Anne Fernald | pp. 157–171
• Myths of Rupture: The Manifesto and the Concept of Avant-Garde
  Benedikt Hjartarson | pp. 173–194
• The Untimeliness of German Expressionism
  Vivian Liska | pp. 195–206
• Outside In/Inside Out: Roaming the Frontiers of Modernism
  Sjef Houppermans | pp. 207–218
• Modernism at the Crossroads: Types of Negativity
  Barrett Watten | pp. 219–232
• Thoroughly Modern Modernism: Modernism and its Postmodernisms
  Sam Slote | pp. 233–249
• 4. Time and Space
• Still Life: The Experience of Space in Modernist Prose
  Frederik Tygstrup | pp. 253–269
• Living with Fragments: World Making in Modernist City Literature
  Bart Keunen | pp. 271–290
• Figurations of Childhood in Modernist Texts
  Katrien Vloeberghs | pp. 291–305
• Modernism and Trauma
  Ulrich Baer | pp. 307–318
• 5. Mind and Body
• Modernism, Consciousness, Poetics of Process
  Dirk Van Hulle | pp. 321–337
• Configurations of Self: Modernism and Distraction
  Ernst van Alphen | pp. 339–346
• The Face of Modernity
  Holger A. Pausch | pp. 347–363
• 6. Technology and Science
• Bookkeeping in the Modernist Novel
  Stanley Corngold | pp. 367–381
• Modernism and Science
  Linda Dalrymple Henderson | pp. 383–403
• Modernism, Empirical Psychology and the Creative Imagination
  Patricia Rae | pp. 405–418
• Modernism and the Technologies of Insight
  Julian Nelson | pp. 419–430
• From Linear to Acoustic Space: New Media Environments and New Modernist Forms
  Elena Lamberti | pp. 431–448
• 7. Literature and the Other Arts
• The New Critical Demotion of the Visual in Modernism
  Giovanni Cianci | pp. 451–467
• An End to Dwelling: Reflections on Modern Literature and Architecture
  David Spurr | pp. 469–486
• Narrative Beginnings: Modernist Literature and the Medium of Film
  Jakob Lothe | pp. 487–500
• (Re-)Dressing French Modernism: Décor, Costume, and the Decorative in an Interarts Perspective
  Bridget Elliott and Anthony Purdy | pp. 501–512
• The Mother of Us All: Modernism, Literature and Music
  Brad Bucknell | pp. 513–529
• Theatrical Modernism: A Problematic
  Graham Ley | pp. 531–544
• 8. Social and Political Parameters
• Fascist Modernism
  Jobst Welge | pp. 547–559
• A Center That Can Hold: The Figure of Empire in Portuguese and Austrian Modernism
  António Sousa Ribeiro | pp. 561–572
• Racial Politics, Modernist Poetics
  Urmila Seshagiri | pp. 573–589
• Modernism and Ecological Criticism
  Scott Bryson | pp. 591–604
• 9. Cultural Conjunctions
• Modernity, Postmodernity and Popular Culture in Joyce and Eliot
  R. Brandon Kershner | pp. 607–617
• “Determined and Bigoted Feminists”: Women, Magazine and Popular Modernism
  Elisabeth Majerus | pp. 619–636
• Latent Icons: Compensatory Symbols of the Sacred in Modernist Literature and Painting
  Wendy B. Faris and Steven Walker | pp. 637–650
• Primitive Art in Modernism: The Ambivalence of Appropriation
  Vita Fortunati and Zelda Franceschi | pp. 651–672
• 10. Routes and Encounters
• The Untranslatability of Modernism
  M. Teresa Caneda-Cabrera | pp. 675–692
• Haiku as a Western Genre: Fellow-Traveler of Modernism
  Jan Walsh Hokenson | pp. 693–714
• Modernist Africa as an Imaginary Foil: From Pierre Loti’s Implied Ethnologist to the Heterotopian Zone
  Kai Mikkonen | pp. 715–733
• Exile and Literary Modernism
  Anders Olsson | pp. 735–754
• 11. Locations: Case Studies
• Brazilian Modernism
  Eduardo De Faria Coutinho | pp. 759–768
• Belated Arrivals: Gender, Colonialism and Modernism in Australia
  Tanya Dalziell | pp. 769–780
• Modernisme in Catalonia
  Brad Epps | pp. 781–800
• French Literary Modernism
  Kimberley Healey | pp. 801–816
• The Spanish American Modernismo
  Cathy L. Jrade | pp. 817–830
• Borders of Modernism in the Nordic World
  Astradur Eysteinsson, Mats Jansson, H.K. Riikonen, Steen Klitgård Povlsen, Jakob Lothe, Bjørn Thysdal and Turið Sigurðardóttir | pp. 831–877
• Central and Eastern European Symbolist Literature and Its Projects
  Péter Krasztev | pp. 879–889
• Russian Modernism
  Edward Mozejko | pp. 891–909
• In the Shadow of Byzantium: Modernism in Italian Literature
  Luca Somigli | pp. 911–929
• Approaching Spanish Modernism: Tradition and the “New Man”
  C. Christopher Soufas | pp. 931–945
• The Spanish-American Novel and European Modernism
  Maarten van Delden | pp. 947–965
• Modernism(s) in Dutch Literature
  Hubert F. van den Berg and Gillis J. Dorleijn | pp. 967–990
• Greek Modernism and Inner-Oriented Art
  Evi Voyiatzaki | pp. 991–1007
• Afterword
  Astradur Eysteinsson and Vivian Liska | pp. 1009–1012
• Contributors | pp. 1013–1024
• Index | pp. 1025–1043

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