Celia Marshik is Associate Professor of English at Stony Brook University. Her research focuses on British modernism, the relationship between modernism and the middlebrow, and the literature and culture of World War I. Marshik is the author of British Modernism and Censorship.

• 1. Religion and spirituality Suzanne Hobson; 2. Science, technology, and the body Ulrika Maude; 3. Sexuality Allison Pease; 4. Militarism, pacifism, and internationalism Ellen Ross; 5. Consumer culture Elizabeth Outka; 6. Fashion Ilya Parkins; 7. Film and cinemas Susan McCabe; 8. Dance Carrie J. Preston; 9. Visual art Jessica Burstein; 10. Urban pleasures Judith Walkowitz; 11. Sport Allen Guttmann; 12. Travel Helen Carr; 13. Popular theater Len Platt; 14. Publishing George Bornstein.

'While each essay can stand alone as an excellent starting point for students new to the topic, the book is also highly engaging as a cover to cover read as it combines sharp, incisive essays with thoughtful organization.' Sarah E. Cornish, Woolf Studies Annual

Celia Marshik is Associate Professor of English at Stony Brook University. Her research focuses on British modernism, the relationship between modernism and the middlebrow, and the literature and culture of World War I. Marshik is the author of British Modernism and Censorship.

• 1. Religion and spirituality Suzanne Hobson; 2. Science, technology, and the body Ulrika Maude; 3. Sexuality Allison Pease; 4. Militarism, pacifism, and internationalism Ellen Ross; 5. Consumer culture Elizabeth Outka; 6. Fashion Ilya Parkins; 7. Film and cinemas Susan McCabe; 8. Dance Carrie J. Preston; 9. Visual art Jessica Burstein; 10. Urban pleasures Judith Walkowitz; 11. Sport Allen Guttmann; 12. Travel Helen Carr; 13. Popular theater Len Platt; 14. Publishing George Bornstein.

'While each essay can stand alone as an excellent starting point for students new to the topic, the book is also highly engaging as a cover to cover read as it combines sharp, incisive essays with thoughtful organization.' Sarah E. Cornish, Woolf Studies Annual

Celia Marshik is Associate Professor of English at Stony Brook University. Her research focuses on British modernism, the relationship between modernism and the middlebrow, and the literature and culture of World War I. Marshik is the author of British Modernism and Censorship.

• 1. Religion and spirituality Suzanne Hobson; 2. Science, technology, and the body Ulrika Maude; 3. Sexuality Allison Pease; 4. Militarism, pacifism, and internationalism Ellen Ross; 5. Consumer culture Elizabeth Outka; 6. Fashion Ilya Parkins; 7. Film and cinemas Susan McCabe; 8. Dance Carrie J. Preston; 9. Visual art Jessica Burstein; 10. Urban pleasures Judith Walkowitz; 11. Sport Allen Guttmann; 12. Travel Helen Carr; 13. Popular theater Len Platt; 14. Publishing George Bornstein.

'While each essay can stand alone as an excellent starting point for students new to the topic, the book is also highly engaging as a cover to cover read as it combines sharp, incisive essays with thoughtful organization.' Sarah E. Cornish, Woolf Studies Annual