Modernism, Mass Culture, and Professionalism

Stephen P. Johnson · Thomas F. Strychacz

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Modernist Literature and Criticism American Literature and Culture Literature, Film, and Journalism Analysis

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1. Modernist writers and the ethos of professionalism 2. Fiction from a newspaperised world: Henry James's The Reverberator 3. The newspaperman kicked out: The Sacred Fount and literary authority 4. The plots of murder: un/original stories in Theodore Dreiser's An American Tragedy 5. Reading John Dos Passos: reading mass culture in the USA 6. Miss Lonelyhearts: Nathanael West's comic-strip novel 7. Making the usual kind of sense: Hollywood, West and the critics in The Day of the Locust Notes Reference List Index.

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