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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"english modernism"”.

  1. 'It was as if she had said....': May Sinclair and reading narratives of cure

    … was one of the most widely read and successful English women novelists of the first half of the twentieth century. She had interests and themes in common with many of those now considered to have been at the heart of English modernism. In terms of formal experimentation too her concerns chime …

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  2. An investigation into the design, production and display contexts of industrial safety posters produced by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents during WW2 and a catalogue of posters

    … the presence of this material, within an English context, counters the prevailing orthodoxy of an English resistance to Modernism. The thesis describes the administrative and technical determinants of the posters, as indicated by the structure of RoSPA, the personalities behind the …

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  3. Apples to Apes: Comparative Freedom in Modern Literary Art

    … of the world. They further share with literary modernism a reliance on parody, verbal play, and formal innovation. Because these works declare art’s autonomy, celebrate the perspective of the individual, and elevate an artistic understanding as the preeminent way of knowing, they moreover offer …

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  4. Apples to Apes: Comparative Freedom in Modern Literary Art

    … of the world. They further share with literary modernism a reliance on parody, verbal play, and formal innovation. Because these works declare art’s autonomy, celebrate the perspective of the individual, and elevate an artistic understanding as the preeminent way of knowing, they moreover offer …

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