"Am I a snob?": modernism and the novel

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Modernist Literature and Criticism American and British Literature Analysis Literature and Culture Studies

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The logic of the pose - Thackeray and the invention of snobbery The importance of being a snob - Oscar Wilde's modern pretensions Elegy for the snob - Virginia Woolf and the Victorians An aristocrat in writing - Virginia Woolf and the invention of the modern snob A portrait of the snob - James Joyce and the anxieties of cultural capital Deadly pretensions - Dorothy L. Sayers and the ends of culture The problem of snobbery.

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