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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Make it New"”.
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Affirmation and "Make It New": Nietzsche, Deleuze, and the Great Dictum of Modernism
… occurs at the intersection of modernist studies, new modernist studies, and theories of affirmation. In terms of modernist studies, I offer the first and long overdue sustained study of Pound's modernist battle-cry, "Make it new." In doing so, I argue that "make it new" is a style of engagement …
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Controlled Arrangements, Liberated Perceptions: Marianne Moore's Early Poetry Through the Lens of Shklovskian Russian Formalism
… the early poetry of Marianne Moore through the critical lens of Russian Formalism according to Victor Shklovsky's 1917 essay "Art as Technique," which theorizes that art is a method of perception in which an individual assumes new, unfamiliar perspectives toward an object of perception in order to …
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Eating otherwise : food and being in twentieth-century literature
… Otherwise: Food and Being in Twentieth-Century Literature thinks the ‘you are what you eat’ adage otherwise, exploring the entanglement of the ontological with the alimentary in twentieth-century literature. Since its inception more than thirty years ago, the booming field of literary food …
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Moments of Seeing: Woolf, Lewis, and Modernist Exteriority
This study reveals that the critical and creative work of Virginia Woolf and Wyndham Lewis, while standing at opposite ends of some glaring contradictions in the modernist period, explores a similar set of verbal and visual aesthetic problems that foregrounds the role of the exterior in the …
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Among the Modernist Ruins: British Writing and the Architecture of the State
… before “modernism” achieved currency as a literary term, a striking number of British authors turned to what had already been termed “modernist” in architecture to make sense of the modern movement in literature. In modern architects' ultra-visible ability to destroy the forms of tradition, …