Consuming Traditions examines the curious relationship between modernism and consumer culture through readings of key texts by George Bernard Shaw, E.M. Forster, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and others.
Consuming Traditions examines the curious relationship between modernism and consumer culture through readings of key texts by George Bernard Shaw, E.M. Forster, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and others.
Elizabeth Outka is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Richmond. She has published essays on modernism and British culture in Modernism/modernity, NOVEL and other publications.
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* Preface * 1. Selling Authenticity * Part One: Commodified Nostalgia and the Country Aesthetic * 2. The Past is a Present Country: Model Towns and Commercial Utopias * 3. Buying Time: E. M. Forster and the Neo-Nostalgic Home * Part Two: Urban Authenticities * 4. The Vanishing Act of Commercialism: Selfridges, Modernity, and the Purified Marketplace * 5. "Lustrous Behind Glass": Woolf, Window Shopping, and Authentic Display * Conclusion: Modernist Excursions
* Preface * 1. Selling Authenticity * Part One: Commodified Nostalgia and the Country Aesthetic * 2. The Past is a Present Country: Model Towns and Commercial Utopias * 3. Buying Time: E. M. Forster and the Neo-Nostalgic Home * Part Two: Urban Authenticities * 4. The Vanishing Act of Commercialism: Selfridges, Modernity, and the Purified Marketplace * 5. "Lustrous Behind Glass": Woolf, Window Shopping, and Authentic Display * Conclusion: Modernist Excursions
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