Maria Bucur is John W. Hill Chair of European History and Professor in the Department of History at Indiana University Bloomington, USA. She is the author of Gender and War in Twentieth-Century Eastern Europe (2006) and co-author of Making Europe: The Story of the West (2nd edition 2012).

• PrologueIntroduction: What Sort of Rebellion?1. Modernism before the Great War2. Modernism Flourishes3. The Modernist Canon: How Did it Come About?4. A New Set of Criteria: Rebellion, Rejection, and Reimagining ModernismConclusionSelected BibliographyIndex

Gendering Modernism definitely opens many new horizons for those who are interested in the evolution of gender norms and its influence on the formation of the modernist canon.

Maria Bucur is John W. Hill Chair of European History and Professor in the Department of History at Indiana University Bloomington, USA. She is the author of Gender and War in Twentieth-Century Eastern Europe (2006) and co-author of Making Europe: The Story of the West (2nd edition 2012).

• PrologueIntroduction: What Sort of Rebellion?1. Modernism before the Great War2. Modernism Flourishes3. The Modernist Canon: How Did it Come About?4. A New Set of Criteria: Rebellion, Rejection, and Reimagining ModernismConclusionSelected BibliographyIndex

Gendering Modernism definitely opens many new horizons for those who are interested in the evolution of gender norms and its influence on the formation of the modernist canon.

Maria Bucur is John W. Hill Chair of European History and Professor in the Department of History at Indiana University Bloomington, USA. She is the author of Gender and War in Twentieth-Century Eastern Europe (2006) and co-author of Making Europe: The Story of the West (2nd edition 2012).

• PrologueIntroduction: What Sort of Rebellion?1. Modernism before the Great War2. Modernism Flourishes3. The Modernist Canon: How Did it Come About?4. A New Set of Criteria: Rebellion, Rejection, and Reimagining ModernismConclusionSelected BibliographyIndex

Gendering Modernism definitely opens many new horizons for those who are interested in the evolution of gender norms and its influence on the formation of the modernist canon.