John Benjamins: Book details for Modernism [CHLEL XXI]

Preface	xi–xii
Introduction: Approaching Modernism Astradur Eysteinsson and Vivian Liska	1–8
1. De-limiting Modernism	9–10
Tracing the Modernist Paradigm: Terminologies of Modernism Edward Mozejko	11–33
Cultural Parataxis and Transnational Landscapes of Reading: Toward a Locational Modernist Studies Susan Stanford Friedman	35–52
Modernism at Large Andreas Huyssen	53–66
Modernist Innovations: A Legacy of the Constructed Reader Charles Altieri	67–86
2. Reassessments	87–88
Literary Modernism, Critical Theory and the Politics of Irony Gunther Martens	89–105
A Map of All Possible Paths: Modernism after Marxism Sascha Bru	107–124
Modernism, Narrativity and Bakhtinian Theory Anker Gemzøe	125–141
The Subject, the Beautiful and the Sublime: Adorno and Lyotard between Modernism and Postmodernism Peter V. Zima	143–153
3. Tradition, Avant-Garde, Postmodernism	155–156
Modernism and Tradition Anne Fernald	157–171
Myths of Rupture: The Manifesto and the Concept of Avant-Garde Benedikt Hjartarson	173–194
The Untimeliness of German Expressionism Vivian Liska	195–206
Outside In/Inside Out: Roaming the Frontiers of Modernism Sjef Houppermans	207–218
Modernism at the Crossroads: Types of Negativity Barrett Watten	219–232
Thoroughly Modern Modernism: Modernism and its Postmodernisms Sam Slote	233–249
4. Time and Space	251–252
Still Life: The Experience of Space in Modernist Prose Frederik Tygstrup	253–269
Living with Fragments: World Making in Modernist City Literature Bart Keunen	271–290
Figurations of Childhood in Modernist Texts Katrien Vloeberghs	291–305
Modernism and Trauma Ulrich Baer	307–318
5. Mind and Body	319–320
Modernism, Consciousness, Poetics of Process Dirk Van Hulle	321–337
Configurations of Self: Modernism and Distraction Ernst van Alphen	339–346
The Face of Modernity Holger A. Pausch	347–363
6. Technology and Science	365–366
Bookkeeping in the Modernist Novel Stanley Corngold	367–381
Modernism and Science Linda Dalrymple Henderson	383–403
Modernism, Empirical Psychology and the Creative Imagination Patricia Rae	405–418
Modernism and the Technologies of Insight Julian Nelson	419–430
From Linear to Acoustic Space: New Media Environments and New Modernist Forms Elena Lamberti	431–448
7. Literature and the Other Arts	449–450
The New Critical Demotion of the Visual in Modernism Giovanni Cianci	451–467
An End to Dwelling: Reflections on Modern Literature and Architecture David Spurr	469–486
Narrative Beginnings: Modernist Literature and the Medium of Film Jakob Lothe	487–500
(Re-)Dressing French Modernism: Décor, Costume, and the Decorative in an Interarts Perspective Bridget Elliott and Anthony Purdy	501–512
The Mother of Us All: Modernism, Literature and Music Brad Bucknell	513–529
Theatrical Modernism: A Problematic Graham Ley	531–544
8. Social and Political Parameters	545–546
Fascist Modernism Jobst Welge	547–559
A Center That Can Hold: The Figure of Empire in Portuguese and Austrian Modernism António Sousa Ribeiro	561–572
Racial Politics, Modernist Poetics Urmila Seshagiri	573–589
Modernism and Ecological Criticism Scott Bryson	591–604
9. Cultural Conjunctions	605–606
Modernity, Postmodernity and Popular Culture in Joyce and Eliot R. Brandon Kershner	607–617
“Determined and Bigoted Feminists”: Women, Magazine and Popular Modernism Elisabeth Majerus	619–636
Latent Icons: Compensatory Symbols of the Sacred in Modernist Literature and Painting Wendy B. Faris and Steven Walker	637–650
Primitive Art in Modernism: The Ambivalence of Appropriation Vita Fortunati and Zelda Franceschi	651–672
10. Routes and Encounters	673–674
The Untranslatability of Modernism M. Teresa Caneda-Cabrera	675–692
Haiku as a Western Genre: Fellow-Traveler of Modernism Jan Walsh Hokenson	693–714
Modernist Africa as an Imaginary Foil: From Pierre Loti’s Implied Ethnologist to the Heterotopian Zone Kai Mikkonen	715–733
Exile and Literary Modernism Anders Olsson	735–754
11. Locations: Case Studies	755–757
Brazilian Modernism Eduardo De Faria Coutinho	759–768
Belated Arrivals: Gender, Colonialism and Modernism in Australia Tanya Dalziell	769–780
Modernisme in Catalonia Brad Epps	781–800
French Literary Modernism Kimberley Healey	801–816
The Spanish American Modernismo Cathy L. Jrade	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	831–877
Central and Eastern European Symbolist Literature and Its Projects Péter Krasztev	879–889
Russian Modernism Edward Mozejko	891–909
In the Shadow of Byzantium: Modernism in Italian Literature Luca Somigli	911–929
Approaching Spanish Modernism: Tradition and the “New Man” C. Christopher Soufas	931–945
The Spanish-American Novel and European Modernism Maarten van Delden	947–965
Modernism(s) in Dutch Literature Hubert F. van den Berg and Gillis J. Dorleijn	967–990
Greek Modernism and Inner-Oriented Art Evi Voyiatzaki	991–1007
Afterword Astradur Eysteinsson and Vivian Liska	1009–1012
Contributors	1013–1024
Index	1025–1043

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