Early Modernist British Poetry and the Avant garde From Theory to Practice — Tuğba Karabulut

This book examines early British modernist poetry in dialogue with international avant garde movements exploring its responses to the cultural and political upheavals of the early twentieth century By focusing on overlooked and marginalised works it broadens the modernist canon and highlights the formal and thematic diversity of British verse Central to the study is the relationship between British modernism and avant garde movements such as French Symbolism Cubism Futurism Imagism Vorticism Dadaism and Surrealism It traces how poets absorbed and reinterpreted transnational aesthetic strategies while navigating tensions between tradition and innovation Combining historical contextualisation with close textual analysis the book reads selected poems as both aesthetic forms and cultural interventions Through readings of poems engagement with avant garde practices it offers a nuanced and expansive understanding of British modernist poetics within interdisciplinary global frameworks Tanıtım Bülteninden

This book examines early British modernist poetry in dialogue with international avant garde movements exploring its responses to the cultural and political upheavals of the early twentieth century By focusing on overlooked and marginalised works it broadens the modernist canon and highlights the formal and thematic diversity of British verse Central to the study is the relationship between British modernism and avant garde movements such as French Symbolism Cubism Futurism Imagism Vorticism Dadaism and Surrealism It traces how poets absorbed and reinterpreted transnational aesthetic strategies while navigating tensions between tradition and innovation Combining historical contextualisation with close textual analysis the book reads selected poems as both aesthetic forms and cultural interventions Through readings of poems engagement with avant garde practices it offers a nuanced and expansive understanding of British modernist poetics within interdisciplinary global frameworks

Early Modernist British Poetry and the Avant garde From Theory to Practice This book examines early British modernist poetry in dialogue with international avant garde movements exploring its responses to the cultural and political upheavals of the early twentieth century By focusing on overlooked and marginalised works it broadens the modernist canon and highlights the formal and thematic diversity of British verse Central to the study is the relationship between British modernism and avant garde movements such as French Symbolism Cubism Futurism Imagism Vorticism Dadaism and Surrealism It traces how poets absorbed and reinterpreted transnational aesthetic strategies while navigating tensions between tradition and innovation Combining historical contextualisation with close textual analysis the book reads selected poems as both aesthetic forms and cultural interventions Through readings of poems engagement with avant garde practices it offers a nuanced and expansive understanding of British modernist poetics within interdisciplinary global frameworks Yazar Tuğba Karabulut Sayfa Sayısı 140 Çeviri Ebat 13X21 Basım Dili TÜRKÇE Basım Tarihi Ocak 2025 Kağıt Cinsi 2 Hamur Kredi Kartı Tek Çekim 0 00

This book examines early British modernist poetry in dialogue with international avant garde movements exploring its responses to the cultural and political upheavals of the early twentieth century By focusing on overlooked and marginalised works it broadens the modernist canon and highlights the formal and thematic diversity of British verse Central to the study is the relationship between British modernism and avant garde movements such as French Symbolism Cubism Futurism Imagism Vorticism Dadaism and Surrealism It traces how poets absorbed and reinterpreted transnational aesthetic strategies while navigating tensions between tradition and innovation Combining historical contextualisation with close textual analysis the book reads selected poems as both aesthetic forms and cultural interventions Through readings of poems engagement with avant garde practices it offers a nuanced and expansive understanding of British modernist poetics within interdisciplinary global frameworks