Hieroglyphic Modernisms by Jesse Schotter

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Summary

Hieroglyphic Modernisms explores this conjunction of hieroglyphs and modernist fiction and film, revealing how the challenge of new media spurred a fertile interplay among practitioners of old and new media forms.

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Hieroglyphic Modernisms by Jesse Schotter

Hieroglyphic Modernisms' explores this conjunction of hieroglyphs and modernist fiction and film, revealing how the challenge of new media spurred a fertile interplay among practitioners of old and new media forms.
Hieroglyphic Modernisms is carefully argued, well researched, and granular in its distinctionsIt draws together an impressive array of films and texts that take up the discourse of hieroglyphs, but it does not sacrifice close attention to language and literary form. -- Davide P. Rando, Trinity University * James Joyce Quarterly *
Jesse Schotter’s illuminating study convincingly shows how the idea and fact of the hieroglyph enabled twentieth-century writers and filmmakers to imagine new potentialities for language, photography and sound. In chapters connecting Joyce, Woolf and Pynchon to Eisenstein and Orson Welles to the post-Ottoman politics of Egypt, Schotter carves out exciting new zones of inquiry. * Nico Israel, CUNY Graduate Center and Hunter College *
Jesse Schotter is Assistant Professor of English at The Ohio State University. He received his Ph.D. from Yale in 2011.
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ISBN 13 9781474452434
ISBN 10 1474452434
Title Hieroglyphic Modernisms
Author Jesse Schotter
Series Edinburgh Critical Studies In Modernist Culture
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Edinburgh University Press
Year published 2019-05-13
Number of pages 272
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