Modernism, Cultural Production, and the British Avant-garde

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Cambridge University Press, 5 jul 2004 - 261 pagina's
Edward Comentale exposes the links between art, literature and early twentieth-century capitalism. Comentale shows how apparently progressive avant-garde movements in their celebration of individualism, competition and labor worked hand in hand with a market defined by a monstrous increase in production and consumption. Comentale provides an interdisciplinary study examining art and sculpture as well as writing by Virginia Woolf, T. S. Eliot and H. D. among others, in the light of psychoanalytic, economic and political theory. This book will be of interest to scholars of literary and cultural modernism.
 

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the avantgarde
29
T S Eliot and the tragic economy 69
69
T E Hulme and the construction
113
labor World War I and
151
suffragettes sympathetic magic
199
Notes
239
Index
257
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