Rethinking Modernism

MARIANNE THORMAHLEN is Professor of English Literature at Lund University, Sweden. The author of several works on T.S. Eliot, she has also written books on the Earl of Rochester, and the Brontes. Her latest book, The Brontes and Religion, appeared from Cambridge University Press in 1999.

• Notes on Contributors Preface Introduction Liberal Measures: Language, Modernism, and the Great War; V.B.Sherry Modernism, Anti-Mimesis, and the Professionalization of English Society; D.Trotter 'THE IMAGINATION': A Twentieth-Century Itinerary; L.Nyberg To Murder and Create: Ethics and Aesthetics in Levinas, Pound and Eliot; J.S.Brooker Modernism and the Georgians; M.Thormählen Tribal Drums and the Dull Tom-Tom: Thoughts on Modernism and the Savage in Conrad and Eliot; C.Rawson Modernism and the Classical Tradition: The Examples of Pound and H.D.; L.Svensson D.H.Lawrence and the Meaning of Modernism; M.Bell Joyce and the Making of Modernism: The Question of Technique; D.Attridge 'Modernism', Poetry and Ireland; E.Longley The Disconsolate Chimera: T.S.Eliot and the Fixation of Modernism; S.Smith Shifting the Frame: Modernism in the Theatre; C.Innes Political Modernism and the Quest for Film Studies; E.Hedling Between Categories: Modernist and Postmodernist Appropriations of Wallace Stevens; S.Holander Postscript: So what about Postmodernism? Fredric Jameson vs Linda Hutcheon; G.Florby A Bibliography of Modernism Index