Mourning Modernity - Moglen, Seth
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"Mourning Modernity is a groundbreaking contribution to the discourse on literary modernism."--Fred Moten, University of Southern California "In Mourning Modernity, Seth Moglen combines a brilliant analysis of literary modernism with extraordinary insights into U.S. political culture. We will never be able to write about modernism again without taking into account Moglen's compelling arguments about the distinction between literary works that aestheticize alienation and those that call for remaking the social order."--George Lipsitz, University of California at Santa Barbara

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"Mourning Modernity is a groundbreaking contribution to the discourse on literary modernism."--Fred Moten, University of Southern California "In Mourning Modernity, Seth Moglen combines a brilliant analysis of literary modernism with extraordinary insights into U.S. political culture. We will never be able to write about modernism again without taking into account Moglen's compelling arguments about the distinction between literary works that aestheticize alienation and those that call for remaking the social order."--George Lipsitz, University of California at Santa Barbara
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Seth Moglen is Associate Professor in the English Department at Lehigh University. He has recently published a new edition of T. Thomas Fortune's Black and White: Land, Labor, and Politics in the South (2007).