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List of Illustrations xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction: Phonoscopic Modernism 1
Thaddeus Bolton and the Omnipresence of Rhythm 12
Mapping Rhythmic Bodies 19
Rhythm, Blood, Pulse, Heredity 26
Rhythm, Nation, Race 29
Nietzsche, Wagner, Spengler, Jung 34
Rhythm and/as Political Ideology: Germany in the 1930s 40
Rhythm and Constructing the Fascist Subject 42
Summary Carl Seashore 43
Rhythmics in Modernist Poetics 47
Racial Origins of Prosody 54
Pulsanda Tellus: Ezra Pound's Absolutist Rhythms 59
The Root of the Matter 59
Invisible Motors 64
Pisan Symmetries 73
The Dancer and the Corpus 79
We Who Have Passed Over Lethe 87
Double Registrations in the River of Blood 100
Primalities 103
Amphibious Centaurs 107
Rivers of Blood 111
A Sort of Eugenic Paganism 123
Ripples, Spirals, Fat Lines: Rhythmical Hormonies 128
Inaudible Codes: Structuring the Corporate Text 137
Codifying Political Bodies 138
Machining Convictions: W.B. Yeats's Sanguineous Rhythms 146
"The subject of which I am most ignorant" 146
Monotonous Fire 149
The Bull and the Nightingale 152
Haunting the Edge of Trance 155
Ancient Salt 158
Those Images That Waken in the Blood 164
Singing the Crisis Itself 269
Cinematic Reversals; or, the Ghost of Abel in the Whale's Belly 172
Bad Breath and Ghost Limbs 177
Agents of Intensity Unrocking to a Pulse 182
Auguries of the Inaudible: Strange Hearts and Wing Beats 184
What Magic Drum? The Rhythms of Mummies, Vampires, Centaurs, and Butterflies 193
Alexander and the Books of Prosody 202
Williams's Measured Interventions 208
Measuring the Weather with Euclid and Einstein 211
Angelic Cubes and Cubist Angels 216
Notes 225
Bibliography 255
Index 267
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Jeff Wright
reviewed Rhythm and Race in Modernist Poetry and Science on June 03, 2009
Rhythm and Race in Modernist Poetry and Science
Calderon seeks to reframe Chicano literature as literature of Greater Mexico (Paredes' term). Each chapter reads a particular text central to the chicano literary canon through its thematic and genre relationships to Mexico. The book does a convincing job - it starts with Paredes, then looks at Anaya, Tomas Rivera, Oscar Zeta Acosta, Cherrie Moraga and Sandra Cisneros. The writing style includes lots of first person anecdotes which are enjoyable to read.
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