Schneidau's concern is with the way in which Modernism, named for its avant-garde propaganda, reveals itself to be dominated by a keen awareness, usually joyous, of the possibilities of the past recurring in the present. He argues that this idea represents a significant nexus in Modernism, an illuminating connection that explains some otherwise puzzling relationships.
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Book Details
Imprint
Oxford University Press
Publication Year
1991
Dimensions
Width
24 mm
Height
224 mm
Length
147 mm
Weight
575 gr
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