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Preface
One Founder of Modern Periodical Studies Ezra Pound Pound, Ezra 1
Two Modernity and the Rise of Modernism: A Review 26
Three Rethinking Modernist Magazines: From Genres to Database 44
Four Modernism in the Magazines: The Case of Visual Art 73
Five Modernism's Other: The Art of Advertising 118
Six How to Study a Modern Magazine 143
Seven "On or About December 1910" 168
Eight The Hole in the Archive and the Study of Modernist Magazines 196
Appendix Studies in Contemporary Mentality Ezra Pound Pound, Ezra 223
Works Cited and Consulted 327
Index 331
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David Umbenhower
reviewed Modernism in the Magazines: An Introduction on April 24, 2017
Modernism in the Magazines: An Introduction
A really wonderful sourcebook, on par with Ulysses Annotated and a good bit better than Elegant Complexity. loses a star due to muddled mathematical exposition (to be expected, sigh). i was irritated by the absence of cites in a great many annotations; it is explained at the end that uncited notes reference the Times of 1944--1945, but this remains unsatisfying. whence, for instance, explanation of "crystal ship" as iv drug use? i never gathered that from the first Doors album. anyway, a joy to read, a great jumping-off point for budding postmodernists, and a fine guide to GR.
bonus funny story: i was reading penrose's epic The Road to Reality, put it down admidst some footnotes regarding QFT renormalization, did some bullshit and picked up the *Companion*. "this is an odd and frankly unfocused digression regarding *Bladerunner* by ol' Sir Roger; i wonder where he's going with this...oh, argh augh, nicholas you are stupid indeed." and just went ahead and finished the Companion.
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