1913: The Cradle of Modernism

Jean‐Michel Rabaté

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List of Illustrations. Acknowledgments. Introduction: Modernism, Crisis, and Early Globalization. 1. The New in the Arts. 2. Collective Agencies. 3. Everyday Life and the New Episteme. 4. Learning to be Modern in 1913. 5. Global Culture and the Invention of the Other. 6. The Splintered Subject of Modernism. 7. At War with Oneself: The Last Cosmopolitan Travels of German and Austrian Modernism. 8. Modernism and the End of Nostalgia. Conclusion: Antagonisms. Notes. Index

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