The Editors
Contributions
Paper Bombs: The Blitz and the Aesthetics of Salvage
Joseph Elkanah Rosenberg
Another Nature Speaks to the Camera: Natural History and Film Theory
Caroline Hovanec
A forum for reviewing handbooks, companions, pedagogical volumes, introductions, etc.
A venue for brief articles that intervene in debates in modernist studies.
ARTICLES
Is the Trans in Transnational the Trans in Transgender?
Jessica Berman
Volume Twenty Four / Number One, January 2017
SPECIAL SECTION: JOYCE/WORLD/JOYCE
Volume Twenty Three, Number FourSPECIAL ISSUE: MODERNIST INHUMANISMS
Introduction: Who’s Afraid of the Inhuman Woolf?
Aaron Jaffe, guest editor
Baddest Modernism: The Scales and Lines of Inhuman Time
Charles M. Tung
The Extinction Romance
Keith Leslie Johnson
Volume 23, Number 2, April 2016
Allied Antigone: Jean Anouilh in America and England
Keri Walsh
Seven Pillars of Wisdom, the Queer Times of Revolt, and Modernist Form
Sean Francis Ward
Re-Reading the Arab Darwin: The Lewis Affair and Naguib Mafouz’s Palace of Desire
Michael Allan
and more...
The Print Plus platform of Modernism/modernity is an open, digital publication platform that is an integral part of Modernism/modernity, the journal of the Modernist Studies Association. Peer-reviewed contributions to both platforms are indexed in the MLA International Bibliography.
The primary purpose of the platform is to provide a peer-reviewed, online academic environment for multimedia argument-based research. The Print Plus platform provides scholars of modernity a place to publish article-length pieces with the interactive/visual media embedded in their text. The site encourages author/reader interaction by providing discussion and comment forums. We also hope the platform will cultivate a readership beyond the academy, and as part of our commitment to public humanities, all content on this site is freely accessible.
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Older books, new again—or encountered for the first time.
A What Are You Reading? forum on recent publications in the field.