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NEW MODERNISMS SERIES Bloomsbury’s New Modernisms series introduces, explores, and extends the major topics and debates at the forefront of contemporary Modernist Studies. Thoughts on modernism in 1940.Įpilogue: Cold War modernism?. The writer’s platform and its critics.ĥ Modernism and the Second World War. New perspectives on modernism and the “interwar”.
Women modernists and the “old men”.ģ Modernism and political violence.
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