1913: the Year of French Modernism
By (Author) Effie Rentzou
Edited by Andr Benham
Manchester University Press
Manchester University Press
11th August 2020
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Literary studies: fiction, novelists and prose writers
Literary studies: poetry and poets
709.4409041
Hardback
352
Width 156mm, Height 234mm, Spine 27mm
1913: The year of French modernism is the first book to respond to two deceptively simple questions: "What constituted modernism in France" and "What is the place of France on the map of global modernism" Taking its cue from the seminal year 1913, an annus mirabilis for literature and art, the book captures a snapshot of vibrant creativity in France and a crucial moment for the quickly emerging modernism throughout the world. Essays from specialists on works of literature, art, photography and cinema which were created or made public in and around 1913, outline in a dazzling fresco the protagonists, strategies and genres, the dynamics, themes, and legacies of what was French modernism. -- .
Effie Rentzou is an Associate Professor of French at Princeton University
Andr Benham is an Associate Professor of French at Princeton University