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| Introduction : unacknowledged legislators : modernist poetry and democracy | 1 | |
| Ch. 1 | 'No artist can ever love democracy' : modernism and democracy 1907-1914 | 12 |
| Liberalism before the First World War | 12 | |
| Ego vogues : the philosophical attack on democracy | 19 | |
| The English reception of Stirner and Nietzsche : 1907-1914 | 27 | |
| Feminist egoists : 1907-1914 | 32 | |
| Ch. 2 | Modernist literature : individualism and authority | 49 |
| T. E. Hulme, rousseau, and democracy | 54 | |
| Ezra pound, freedom of expression, and bourgeois women : 1911-1915 | 60 | |
| 'We make you a present of our votes. Only leave works of art alone' : futurism and vorticism | 65 | |
| Skewing art and sex : Tarr and the critique of mimesis | 69 | |
| The war, mass democracy, and the individual : 1917-1924 | 72 | |
| The post-war average : the new democratic standard | 77 | |
| Women egoists | 82 | |
| Ch. 3 | H.D. : egoist modernism | 87 |
| H.D., the New Freewoman, and egoism | 90 | |
| Romantic or classic? : H.D.'s early poems | 95 | |
| 'Some outer horror' : the language of poetry | 98 | |
| 'Unacknowledged legislators' : modernist poets | 105 | |
| Men and women : H.D. on Lawrence | 107 | |
| Recognition in H.D.'s mature poetry | 118 | |
| Egocentric history : Trilogy | 122 | |
| Ch. 4 | T. S. Eliot, women, and democracy | 130 |
| Romanticism and classicism | 132 | |
| Bourgeois women in Eliot's early poems | 135 | |
| Democratized voices : Ara Vos Prec and The Waste Land | 139 | |
| 'Authority not democracy' : Eliot's essays of the 1920s | 143 | |
| Against liberalism : after strange Gods | 149 | |
| Ch. 5 | Mina Loy : pyscho-democracy | 152 |
| Women of the future : Loy's feminism, 1910-1916 | 159 | |
| Virgins and erotic garbage : Loy's early poems | 167 | |
| Loy's psycho-democracy | 176 |
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Noah Fox
reviewed Modernism and Democracy: Literary Culture 1900-1930 on January 31, 2010
Modernism and Democracy: Literary Culture 1900-1930
This is one of the seminal texts for studying Medieval Romances in Middle English. The texts include Havelock, Ywain and Gwain, Sir Orfeo, Sir Launfal (and Sir Landevale), The Awntyrs off Arthure, The Weddyng of Syr Gawen, and the Sege off Melayne. This anthology is for a beginner-- either undergrad or early postgrad, as every line is glossed with word definitions, many of which are simply unnecessary for anyone with a grasp of ME. However, the footnotes are excellent, demonstrating conceptual and linguistic similiarities between other parts of the text itself, and also to other romances within the volume. The second portion (or first appendix) provides a list of all the sources that these ME romances drew from, which immediately bring another layering to the romances. The third section (or second appendix) is a set of introductory essays by scholars, highlighting the key aspects of romances for someone with little previous encounter with them. This text includes three romances that are not found in either the Sands or Mills editions, so it both compliments and overlaps. It's a good, weighty text, accessible, but more designed for the undergraduate. I realize that most of these texts are available via TEAMS, but I much prefer this compact edition, to the more bulky (or perhaps simply wide) TEAMS texts.
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