Literature, Politics, and the English Avant-Garde: Nation and Empire, 1901-1918

Stephen D. Arata · Paul Peppis

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Modernist Literature and Criticism World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact Comparative and World Literature

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Introduction 1. Conjuring new character: The English Review, Wyndham Lewis, and the reconstruction of Englishness 2. Narratives of ambition and anxiety: confronting Europe in The New Age 3. Advancing art and empire: futurism in England, Italy in Libya, and the founding of Vorticism 4. 'Surrounded by a multitude of other Blasts': Vorticism and the Great War 5. Anti-Individualism and fictions of national character in Lewis's Tarr.

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