Eve Sorum is Associate Professor of English at the University of Massachusetts, Boston and was a Fulbright Scholar in Burkina Faso in 2013-14. She has published articles and essays on a range of topics, including the masochistic aesthetics of T. S. Eliot and Virginia Woolf, poetic self-elegies, and the democratic nostalgia of W. H. Auden.
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Illustration Acknowledgments 1. Modernizing empathy, locating loss 2. Disorientation, elegy, and the uncanny: modernist empathy through Hardy 3. Disorienting empathy: World War I and the traumas of perspective-taking 4. Elegizing empathy: Eliot and the subject-object divide 5. Uncanny empathy: Woolf's half-life of objects Conclusion: performing empathy? Notes Works cited Index.
Illustration Acknowledgments 1. Modernizing empathy, locating loss 2. Disorientation, elegy, and the uncanny: modernist empathy through Hardy 3. Disorienting empathy: World War I and the traumas of perspective-taking 4. Elegizing empathy: Eliot and the subject-object divide 5. Uncanny empathy: Woolf's half-life of objects Conclusion: performing empathy? Notes Works cited Index.
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