This is the first book devoted to the history and prospects of the new modernist studies. It will be a key resource for readers seeking an authoritative account of the field's early years and for those seeking out new directions in modernist scholarship.
This is the first book devoted to the history and prospects of the new modernist studies. It will be a key resource for readers seeking an authoritative account of the field's early years and for those seeking out new directions in modernist scholarship.
Introduction Douglas Mao; Part I. Histories; 1. History's Prehistory: Modernist Studies before the New Michael North; 2. Scholarship's Turn: Origins and Effects of the New Modernist Studies Mark Wollaeger; Part II. Horizons: 3. Planetarity's Edges: Modernist Studies and the Bounds of Modernism María del Pilar Blanco; 4. Religion's Configurations:Modernism, Empire, Comparison Susan Stanford Friedman; 5. Disability's Disruptions: Embodiment and the New Modernist Studies Maren Linett; 6. Affect's Vocabularies: Literature and Feeling after 1890 David James; 7. Invisibility's Arts: The Seen and the Unseen in Modernism and Modernist Studies Sarah Cole; 8. Black Writing's Visuals: African American Modernism in Nugent, Ligon, and Rankine Miriam Thaggert; 9. Noir Film's Soundtracks: Jazz, Black Transnationalism, and Postcolonial Genres of Criminality Edwin Hill; 10. Language's Hopes: Global Modernism and the Science of Debabelization Aarthi Vadde; 11. Revolution's Demands: Modernism, Socialist Realism, and the Manifesto Steven Lee; 12. Feminism's Archives: Intersectionality with Loy and Mendelssohn Sara Crangle; 13. Risk's Instruments: Speculation, Futurity, and Modernist Finance Gayle Rogers; 14. Deep Time's Hauntings: Modernism and Alternative Chronology Paul Saint-Amour.
Introduction Douglas Mao; Part I. Histories; 1. History's Prehistory: Modernist Studies before the New Michael North; 2. Scholarship's Turn: Origins and Effects of the New Modernist Studies Mark Wollaeger; Part II. Horizons: 3. Planetarity's Edges: Modernist Studies and the Bounds of Modernism María del Pilar Blanco; 4. Religion's Configurations:Modernism, Empire, Comparison Susan Stanford Friedman; 5. Disability's Disruptions: Embodiment and the New Modernist Studies Maren Linett; 6. Affect's Vocabularies: Literature and Feeling after 1890 David James; 7. Invisibility's Arts: The Seen and the Unseen in Modernism and Modernist Studies Sarah Cole; 8. Black Writing's Visuals: African American Modernism in Nugent, Ligon, and Rankine Miriam Thaggert; 9. Noir Film's Soundtracks: Jazz, Black Transnationalism, and Postcolonial Genres of Criminality Edwin Hill; 10. Language's Hopes: Global Modernism and the Science of Debabelization Aarthi Vadde; 11. Revolution's Demands: Modernism, Socialist Realism, and the Manifesto Steven Lee; 12. Feminism's Archives: Intersectionality with Loy and Mendelssohn Sara Crangle; 13. Risk's Instruments: Speculation, Futurity, and Modernist Finance Gayle Rogers; 14. Deep Time's Hauntings: Modernism and Alternative Chronology Paul Saint-Amour.
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