The Cambridge History of Twentieth-Century English Literature 1st edition by Laura Marcus, Peter Nicholls ISBN 0521820774 9780521820776

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ISBN 10:       0521820774
ISBN 13: 978-0521820776
Author:         Laura Marcus, Peter Nicholls

The Cambridge History of Twentieth-Century English Literature 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Before Modernism

1. Science and Knowledge at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century

   • Patrick Parrinder

2. The Victorian Fin de Siècle and the Decadence Century: Versions of the Modern Enlightenment

   • Regenia Gagnier

3. Empire and Modern Writing

   • Elleke Boehmer

4. The Gender of Modernity

   • Ann Ardis

Part II: The Emerging Avant-Garde

5. Edwardians to Georgians

   • Robert Caserio

6. The Avant-Garde, Bohemia, and Mainstream Culture

   • Tyrus Miller

7. ‘Our London, My London, Your London’: The Modernist Moment in the Metropolis

   • Peter Brooker

8. Futurism, Literature, and the Market

   • Paul Edwards

9. Literature and the First World War

   • Vincent Sherry

Part III: Modernism and its Aftermath, 1918–1945

10. Trauma and War Memory

    • Deborah Parsons

11. The Time-Mind of the Nineteen-Twenties

    • Michael Levenson

12. Modern Life: Fiction and Satire

    • David Bradshaw

13. Modernist Poetry and Poetics

    • Ronald Bush

14. Modernity and Myth

    • Steven Connor

15. Psychoanalysis and Literature

    • Lyndsey Stonebridge

16. Biography and Autobiography: 1918–45

    • Max Saunders

17. ‘Speed, Violence, Women, America’: Popular Fictions, 1918–1945

    • David Glover

18. Theatre and Drama Between the Wars, 1918–1939

    • Maggie Gale

19. Literature and Cinema

    • Laura Marcus

20. The 1930s

    • Rod Mengham

21. Literary Criticism and Cultural Politics

    • David Ayers

22. Surrealism in England

    • Peter Nicholls

23. World War Two: Contested Europe

    • Adam Piette

24. World War Two: The City in Ruins

    • Michael North

Part IV: 1945–1970: Postwar Cultures

25. Culture, Class, and Education, 1945–70

    • Ken Hirschkop

26. Post-War Broadcast Drama

    • Keith Williams

27. Drama and the New Theatre Companies

    • Trevor Griffiths

28. British Poetry 1945–1970: Modernism and Anti-Modernism

    • Keith Tuma and Nate Dorward

29. Nation, Region, Place: Devolving Cultures

    • Morag Shiach

30. The Nineteen-Sixties: Realism and Experiment

    • John Lucas

31. ‘Voyaging In’: Colonialism and Migration, 1945–70

    • Susheila Nasta

Part V: 1970–2000

32. The Seventies and the Cult of Culture

    • Tim Armstrong

33. Feminism and Writing: The Politics of Culture

    • Patricia Waugh

34. The Half-Lives of Literary Fictions: Genre Fictions in the Twentieth Century

    • Scott McCracken

35. Theatre and Politics, 1970–2002

    • Simon Shepherd

36. Tradition and Modernity: Irish Literature Since 1970

    • Ronan McDonald

37. Second Renaissance: Scottish Literature Since 1968

    • Gerry Carruthers

38. Towards Devolution: Welsh Writing Since 1970

    • Jane Aaron

39. British-Jewish Writing and the Turn Towards Diaspora

    • Bryan Cheyette

40. Fiction and Postmodernity

    • Julian Murphet

41. Postcolonial Fictions

    • Tim Woods

42. Writing Lives: Biography and Autobiography, 1970–2000

    • Alison Light

43. Poetry Since 1970

    • Peter Middleton

44. Ending the Century: Literature and Digital Technology

    • Roger Luckhurst

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