Modernism, Mass Culture, and the Aesthetics of Obscenity

Samuel Lyndon Gladden · Allison Pease

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Modernist Literature and Criticism Giambattista Vico and Joyce Decadence, Literature, and Society

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1. Civil society: aesthetics and pornography in the eighteenth century 2. Victorian obscenities: the new reading public, pornography and Swinburne's sexual aesthetic 3. The mastery of form: Beardsley and Joyce 4. Being disinterested: D. H. Lawrence 5. Modernist criticism: the battle for culture and the accommodation of the obscene.

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