T.E. Hulme and the Question of Modernism

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Contents: Introduction: On the significance of a Hulmean modernism, Edward P. Comentale and Andrzej Gasiorek The imagery of Hulme's poems and notebooks, Paul Edwards A language of concrete things: Hulme, imagism, and modernist theories of language, Andrew Thacker 'A definite meaning': the art criticism of T.E. Hulme, Rebecca Beasley Abstraction, archaism and the future: T.E. Hulme, Jacob Epstein and Wyndham Lewis, Alan Munton T.E. Hulme and the 'spiritual dread of space', Helen Carr Hulme's compromise and the new psychologism, Jesse Matz Hulme among the progressives, Lee Garver Towards a 'right theory of society'?: politics, machine aesthetics, and religion, Andrzej Gasiorek 'Above life': Hulme, Bloomsbury, and two trajectories of ethical anti-humanism, Todd Avery The politics of epochality: antinomies of original sin, C.D. Blanton Hulme's feelings, Edward P. Comentale Bibliography Index.

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