Cinematic modernism: modernist poetry and film

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Modernist Literature and Criticism Cinema History and Criticism Poetry Analysis and Criticism

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List of illustrations Acknowledgement List of abbreviations Introduction: cinematic modernism 1. Modernism, male hysteria and montage 2. 'Delight in dislocation': Stein, Chaplin and Man Ray 3. William Carlos Williams and surrealist film: 'a favourable distortion' 4. H. D.'s borderline bodies 5. Marianne Moore: film, fetishism and her 'Ballet Mecanique' Conclusion: modern dissociation and All About Eve Notes Bibliography Index.

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