Intermodernism : Literary Culture in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain /
GBS_insertPreviewButtonPopup('ISBN:9780748635092);This collection of original critical essays challenges readers to accept a new term, new critical category, and new literary history for twentieth-century British literature. It takes as its primary subject the fascinating and typically neglecte...
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
[2022]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Frontmatter
- CONTENTS
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: What is Intermodernism?
- Part I: Work
- 1 A Cassandra with Clout: Storm Jameson, Little Englander and Good European
- 2 Englands Ancient and Modern: Sylvia Townsend Warner, T. H. White and the Fictions of Medieval Englishness
- 3 'A Strange Field': Region and Class in the Novels of Harold Heslop
- Part II: Comm
- 4 Stella Gibbons, Ex-Centricity and the Suburb
- 5 Intermodern Travel: J. B. Priestley's English and American Journeys
- Part III: War
- 6 Under Suspicion: The Plotting of Britain in World War II Detective Spy Fiction
- 7 Trials and Errors: The Heat of the Day and Postwar Culpability
- 8 Rebecca West's Palimpsestic Praxis: Crafting the Intermodern Voice of Witness
- Part IV: Documents
- 9 The Intermodern Assumption of the Future: William Empson, Charles Madge and Mass-Observation
- 10 'The creative treatment of actuality': John Grierson, Documentary Cinema and 'Fact' in the 1930s
- Appendix: Who are the Intermodernists?
- Select Bibliography
- Notes on Contributors
- Index