Wyndham Lewis and the Cultures of Modernity

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Contents: Introduction, Andrzej Gasiorek, Alice Reeve-Tucker and Nathan Waddell Part I Friends and Enemies: 'Quotation', Alan Munton Vorticism denied: Wyndham Lewis and the English Cubists, Dominika Buchowska In the 'enemy' camp: Wyndham Lewis, Naomi Mitchison and Rebecca West, Michael Hallam The crisis of the system: Blast's reception, Jodie Greenwood John Rodker, Julius Ratner and Wyndham Lewis: the split-man writes back, Ian Patterson. Part II Media and Mass Society: Sound and the cultural politics of time in the avant-garde: Wyndham Lewis's critique of Bergsonism, James G. Mansell Modern times against western man: Wyndham Lewis, Charlie Chaplin and cinema, Scott W. Klein 'The best in the worst of all possible worlds': corporate patronage in Wyndham Lewis's late work, Alexander Ruch Wyndham Lewis, Evelyn Waugh and inter-war British youth: conflict and infantilism, Alice Reeve-Tucker and Nathan Waddell. Part III Culture and Modernity: The culture theories of Wyndham Lewis and T.S, Eliot, Victor Barac Wyndham Lewis on art, culture and politics in the 1930s, Andrzej Gasiorek Wyndham Lewis and the uses of shellshock: meat and postmodernism, Paul Edwards Bibliography Index.

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