Offering a kaleidoscopic journey into the experiences of modernization, the dizzying social changes that swept millions of people into the capitalist world, this title dexterously interweaves an exploration of modernism in art, literature, and architecture.
Offering a kaleidoscopic journey into the experiences of modernization, the dizzying social changes that swept millions of people into the capitalist world, this title dexterously interweaves an exploration of modernism in art, literature, and architecture.
All That Is Solid Melts into AirPreface to the Penguin Edition: The Broad and Open Way Preface Introduction: Modernity - Yesterday, Today and TomorrowI. Goethe's Faust: The Tragedy of Development First Metamorphosis: The Dreamer Second Metamorphosis: The Lover Third Metamorphosis: The Developer Epilogue: The Faustian and Pseudo-Faustian Age II. All That Is Solid Melts Into Air: Marx, Modernism and Modernization 1. The Melting Vision and Its Dialectic 2. Innovative Self-Destruction 3. Nakedness: The Unaccommodated Man 4. The Metamorphosis of Values 5. The Loss of a Halo Conclusion: Culture and the Contradictions of Capitalism III. Baudelaire: Modernism in the Streets 1. Pastoral and Counter-Pastoral Modernism 2. The Heroism of Modern Life 3. The Family of Eyes 4. The Mire of the Macadam 5. The Twentieth Century: The Halo and the Highway IV. Petersbur: The Modernism of Underdevelopment 1. The Real and Unreal City "Geometry Has Appeared": The City in the Swamps Pushkin's "Bronze Horseman": The Clerk and the Tsar Petersburg Under Nicholas I: Palace vs. Prospect Gogol: The Real and Surreal Street Words and Shoes: The Young Dostoevsky 2. The 1860s: The New Man in the Street Chernyshevsky: The Street as Frontier The Underground Man in the Street Petersburg vs. Paris: Two Modes of Modernism in the Streets The Political Prospect Afterword: The Crystal Palce, Fact, and Symbol 3. The Twentieth Century: The City Rises, the City Fades 1905: More Light, More Shadows Biely's Petersburg: The Shadow Passport Mandelstam: The Blessed Word with No Meaning Conclusion: The Petersburg Prospect V. In the Forest of Symbols: Some Notes on Modernism in New York 1. Robert Moses: The Expressway World 2. The 1960s: A Shout in the Street 3. The 1970s: Bringing It All Back Home Notes Index
All That Is Solid Melts into AirPreface to the Penguin Edition: The Broad and Open Way Preface Introduction: Modernity - Yesterday, Today and TomorrowI. Goethe's Faust: The Tragedy of Development First Metamorphosis: The Dreamer Second Metamorphosis: The Lover Third Metamorphosis: The Developer Epilogue: The Faustian and Pseudo-Faustian Age II. All That Is Solid Melts Into Air: Marx, Modernism and Modernization 1. The Melting Vision and Its Dialectic 2. Innovative Self-Destruction 3. Nakedness: The Unaccommodated Man 4. The Metamorphosis of Values 5. The Loss of a Halo Conclusion: Culture and the Contradictions of Capitalism III. Baudelaire: Modernism in the Streets 1. Pastoral and Counter-Pastoral Modernism 2. The Heroism of Modern Life 3. The Family of Eyes 4. The Mire of the Macadam 5. The Twentieth Century: The Halo and the Highway IV. Petersbur: The Modernism of Underdevelopment 1. The Real and Unreal City "Geometry Has Appeared": The City in the Swamps Pushkin's "Bronze Horseman": The Clerk and the Tsar Petersburg Under Nicholas I: Palace vs. Prospect Gogol: The Real and Surreal Street Words and Shoes: The Young Dostoevsky 2. The 1860s: The New Man in the Street Chernyshevsky: The Street as Frontier The Underground Man in the Street Petersburg vs. Paris: Two Modes of Modernism in the Streets The Political Prospect Afterword: The Crystal Palce, Fact, and Symbol 3. The Twentieth Century: The City Rises, the City Fades 1905: More Light, More Shadows Biely's Petersburg: The Shadow Passport Mandelstam: The Blessed Word with No Meaning Conclusion: The Petersburg Prospect V. In the Forest of Symbols: Some Notes on Modernism in New York 1. Robert Moses: The Expressway World 2. The 1960s: A Shout in the Street 3. The 1970s: Bringing It All Back Home Notes Index
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