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Adam Phillips: ‘Paranoid Modernism’, 22 May 2003
The Short Sharp Life of T.E. Hulme
by Robert Ferguson.
Allen Lane, 314 pp., £20, November 2002,0 7139 9490 8 Show More
by Robert Ferguson.
Allen Lane, 314 pp., £20, November 2002,
Paranoid Modernism: Literary Experiment, Psychosis and the Professionalisation of English Society
by David Trotter.
Oxford, 358 pp., £35, September 2001,0 19 818755 6 Show More
by David Trotter.
Oxford, 358 pp., £35, September 2001,
“... original sin, secularised as the problem of anti-social behaviour, has been remarkably resilient. David Trotter believes that what we have learned to call Modernism is more akin to the cumulative trauma of secularisation, and that if we can’t get a wholly convincing sense of the beginnings of Modernism, we can get the next best thing: a sense of what the ... ”