"Delight in Dislocation": The Cinematic Modernism of Stein, Chaplin, and Man Ray

Susan McCabe

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By 1934 Gertrude Stein retrospectively claimed that her writing had been "doing what the cinema was doing," and she acknowledged film as key to her historical moment:

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