134 Pages
by
Routledge
134 Pages
by
Routledge
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This groundbreaking volume challenges conventional scholarship by illuminating a critical blind spot in modernist studies: the persistent yet transformed presence of love. While academia has exhaustively examined modernism through lenses of nihilism, disillusionment, and existential silence, the romantic impulse threading through these seemingly barren landscapes remains largely unexamined. How... Read more
Chapter 1. Prisoners of Life: Dostoevsky’s Hero and Anti-hero
Chapter 2. The Waste Land of Love
Chapter 3. A Home by The Sea: The Impression of Framing Life
Chapter 4. Mourning and Melancholia in A Farewell to Arm
Chapter 5. Unfinished Selves: A Journey Through the Self
Chapter 6. The Dead and The Living
Biography
Alberto Castelli is a writer and a humanities professor at Hainan University, China.
