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200 _0 $aModernism $bCarte tipărită $e1890-1930
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225 _0 $aThe Pelican Guides to European Literature
299 __ $aModernism : 1890-1930
300 __ $aIndex. Cronologie. Bibliogr. p.641-664
330 __ $aNotes on Contributors9 Preface13 PART ONE 1. The Name and Nature of Modernism (Malcolm Bradbury and James McFarlane)19 2. The Cultural and Intellectual Climate of Modernism57 The Double Image (Alan Bullock)5 8 The Mind of Modernism (James McFarlane)71 3. A Geography of Modernism95 The Cities of Modernism (Malcolm Bradbury)96 Berlin and the Rise of Modernism 1886-96 (James McFarlane)105 Vienna and Prague 1890-1928 (Franz Kuna)120 Modernism in Russia 1893-1917 (Eugene Lampert) 134 Chicago and New York: Two Versions of American Modernism (Eric Homberger)151 Revolt, Conservatism and Reaction in Paris 1905-25 (Eric Cahm)162 London 1890-1920 (Malcolm Bradbury)172 4. Literary Movements191 Movements, Magazines and Manifestos: The Succession from Naturalism (Malcolm Bradbury and James McFarlane)192 Symbolism, Decadence and Lmpressionism (Clive Scott)206 Imagism and Vorticism (Natan Zach)228 Italian Futurism (Judy Rawson)243 Russian Futurism (G. M. Hyde)259 German Expressionism (Richard Sheppard)274 Dada and Surrealism (Robert Short)292 PART TWO 5. The Lyric Poetry of Modernism311 The Modernist Lyric (Graham Hough)312 The Crisis of Language (Richard Sheppard)323 The Poetry of the City (G. M. Hyde)337 The Prose Poem and Free Verse (Clive Scott)349 Poems and Fictions: Stevens, Rilke, Valéry (Ellman Crasnow)369 German Expressionist Poetry (Richard Sheppard) 383 6.The Modernist Novei393 The Introverted Novei (John Fletcher and Malcolm Bradbury)394 The Thème of Consciousness : Thomas Mann (J.P.Stern)416 Svevo,Joyce_and Modernist Time (Michael Hollington)430 TheJanus-faced Novei: Conrads Musil,Kafka, Mann (Franz Kuna)443 The Symbolist Novei: Huysmans to Malraux(MelvinJ. Friedman)453 The City of Russian Modernist Fiction(Donald Fanger)467 The Language of Modernist Fiction:Metaphor and Metonymy (David Lodge)481 7.Modemist Drama497 Modernist Drama: Origins and Patterns(John Fletcher and James McFarlane)499 Intimate Théâtre: Maeterlinck to Strindberg(James McFarlane)514 Modernist Drama: Wedekind to Brecht(Martin Esslin)527 Neo-modernist Drama: Yeats and Pirandello (James McFarlane)561 Chronology of Events571 Brief Biographies613 Bibliography641 Index665
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606 _0 $aModernism (literatură)
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