Modernist intimacies /
Modernist Intimacies traces modern intimacy back to the first decades of the twentieth century, showing that modernism played a crucial role in its emergence.
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
2021.
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction
- 1 Bodies of Water: Fontane, Mann and the Private Performance of Wagnerian Eroticism
- 2 Stories of O: Modernism and Female Pleasure
- 3 Burning Feminism: Virginia Woolf 's Laboratory of Intimacy
- 4 'Angles and surfaces declared themselves intimately': Intimate Things in Dorothy Richardson's The Trap
- 5 An Occasion of Intimacy: Duncan Grant, Paul Roche and a Jesus that Bloomsbury Could Live With
- 6 Cold Intimacy: Compassion, Precarity and Violence in Nathanael West's Miss Lonelyhearts
- 7 'Me you
- you
- me': Mina Loy and the Art of Ethnographic Intimacy
- 8 The Intimacies of the Modernist Diary
- 9 Leonora Carrington's Poetics of Listening
- 10 'Je me trouve très sympathique': Dada Intimacies
- 11 Overlapping Intimacies: Russian Fever, Domestic Morale and the BBC Home Service, 1941-5
- 12 The Modernist Nonmodern: Provincialism and the Intimacy of Space
- Index
