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As befits so notoriously ambiguous a term, 'modernism' may be studied in a wide variety of contexts. The term embraces subjects ranging from the new architectural practices of Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius, the innovative art of painters as diverse as Monet and Kandinsky, the drama of Strindberg and Jarry, the poetry of Ezra Pound and Wallace Stevens, the fiction of Joseph Conrad, William... Read more
Volume I: 1890-1934
Volume II: 1935-1970
Volume III: 1971-1984
Volume IV: 1985-1991
Volume V: 1992-2001
Volume II: 1935-1970
Volume III: 1971-1984
Volume IV: 1985-1991
Volume V: 1992-2001
