Hollywood sur la Lune : les « Scientifilms », les Pulps et l’imaginaire science-fictionnel by Jay P. Telotte

“…It measures that early film/literature relationship by surveying the primary pulp magazines associated with the beginnings of sf publishing in the United States and framing them in the context that Francesco Casetti applies to early cinema when he suggests that the movies, as a pre-eminent modernist form, provided a kind of “script for reading the modern experience,” one that “not only proposed a reading of that experience, but at times imposed a pattern for its expression and communication” (5). …”
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Cormac McCarthy and the Genre Turn in Contemporary Literary Fiction by James Dorson

“…It assesses his genre fiction vis-à-vis Mark McGurl’s influential study of the importance of creative writing programs for postwar US fiction in The Program Era (2009). In contrast to the modernist aesthetic institutionalized in program era fiction, I argue that the recent genre turn significantly changes the relationship of literary fiction to reality as well as to institutions. …”
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Modernism’s Zoo (Pet and Pen in Virginia Woolf’s Flush) by Frédéric Regard

“…By going back to the fundamental categories of Aristotelian philosophy and supporting his argument with detailed narratological analyses of the narrative, the author suggests that this canine biography should be read, precisely, not as an auto/biography – where the anthropological machine would still be running at full speed – but as a fable of the Modernist artist’s discovery of her own linguistic infancy. …”
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The Place of the Issue in the Effectiveness of Historical Research by Seyed Abolfazl Razavi

“…This aspect, according to the historian’s past-oriented or modernist approach to the design, directs the reason for historical research. …”
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Les églises paroissiales construites dans la seconde moitié du XXe siècle et leur devenir : l’exemple de Lyon (Rhône) by Maryannick Chalabi

“…Inside, the design reflected the modernist tendencies and prescriptions of the Vatican 2 Council. …”
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Making Space for Painting by Paul Duro

“…Presenting artwork drawn from cave painting to modernist abstraction, my examples seek to illustrate the various ways in which the framing of space may be said to be the foundational element of picture making – without which the limits of art could not be ascertained.…”
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Gloriana de Britten et le rêve de l’opéra anglais by Gilles Couderc

“…Gloriana turns out to be one of the elements that point to modernist and cosmopolitan Britten’s great sense of a national identity as a composer and his claim to work within a distinctly English tradition. …”
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Weimar Migrations: Katherine Anne Porter in Berlin by Joseph Kuhn

“…In the 1920s and the 1930s the Texas author Katherine Anne Porter lived out the life of a modernist expatriate, restlessly moving from one country to another, but it was a short trip to Weimar Berlin between September 1931 and January 1932 that had the strongest influence on her fiction. …”
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A Design Methodology for Exploring and Communicating System Values and Assumptions by Daniel Carter

“…This research was supported by the Modernist Versions Project, which is funded by a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Partnership Development Grant.…”
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Empirical Study of the Relationship of Architectural Form Details to the State of Conservation of Modern Heritage Through Damage Maps by Matheus Gregorio Kaminski, Paulo Henrique de Sá Aciole, Vanda Alice Garcia Zanoni

“…The Sustainable Development Center of the University of Brasilia is one of the modernist buildings that make up the Darcy Ribeiro campus. …”
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The City in Words across Time: A Corpus-Based Literary Approach Using Istanbul as a Case Study by Asmaa Ramil

“…The study explores how each author portrays the city through a distinct lens – Loti’s Orientalist gaze, Tanpınar’s modernist reflection, and Pamuk’s postmodern engagement. …”
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A Conceptual Metaphor on the Intellectual System of Naeem Farasheri by Seyad Ali Ghasemzadeh

“…A negative outcome of modernism or relying on modernist epistemology is to suppose material nature as a dead body. …”
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SOSYAL BİLİMLERİN GELECEĞİ ÜZERİNE YENİDEN DÜŞÜNMEK by Kurtul Gülenç

“…Teorik gerekçesi, postmodernizmlebirlikte modernist ideolojide var olan tüm kuram, kavram ve yapılarınyapısöküme uğratılmış olması, dolayısıyla teorik zeminde, yapısöküme uğratılacakherhangi bir şeyin kalmamasıdır. …”
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The COVID-19 pandemic art of Anna Szpakowska-Kujawska: from pastels to spatial compositions by Karolina Tomczak

“…Tomczak gives an analytical interpretation of the modernist element in Szpakowska-Kujawska’s artistic record of her experience of the plague as it developed from painting at the point of realistic departure to unconventional sculpture. …”
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LE STYLE NATIONAL DANS LES ŒUVRES DE L’OPÉRA ROUMAIN EN TRANSYLVANIE PENDANT LA PÉRIODE ENTRE LES DEUX GUERRES by Otilia Maria CONSTANTINIU

“…In the same time, this music must respond to the demand of aligning its language to the modernist techniques. The responsibility faced to the national personalization of the musical style and language that also had to keep an universal relevance, was a reaction of the interwar Romanian composers confronted almost simultaneously with what meant to be the shaping of the Romanian musical school of composition. …”
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To Read or Not to Read Dickens in the Twenty-First Century: What If He Needed to Be Read Twice?, by Nathalie Jaëck

“…In this respect, Dickens, like his famous fellow literary adventurers, situates himself in a very intense literary period and contributes to creating it by writing ‘in the middle,’ in a still undefined theoretical space, away from Realism, but not yet caught in the Modernist system: they settle in the unstable state of imminence they historically find themselves in, and methodically explore its literary possibilities.…”
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Solvitur ambulando: The Peripatetic Essay from Leslie Stephen to Virginia Woolf by Marie LANIEL

“…This paper aims to bring to light some continuities between periodical essays written by Victorian critic Leslie Stephen (1832-1904) and Modernist writer Virginia Woolf (1882-1941), by focusing on a specific type of essay—“the peripatetic essay”—, which uses walking as a structuring device (Forsdick 48) and which both father and daughter quite frequently deployed. …”
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Having Your Cake: Caricaturing the Business Organization in 20th-century and Contemporary American Art and Poetry by David Reckford

“…Part of being a progressive-spirit modernist is to open up the form to new fields of experience. …”
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Gauguin, Buffalo Bill, and the Cowboy Hat by Nancy Mowll Mathews

“…In Gauguin’s interpretation of both Buffalo Bill’s gender performativity and of the avant-garde scout, we gain a new appreciation of Cody’s daring embrace of androgyny and rejection of the narrowness of western civilization, all of which makes him more “modernist” than the twentieth-century cowboy mythology has previously led us to believe.…”
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‘Solving the problem of reality’ in Virginia Woolf’s Flush by Pauline Macadré

“…Flush’s main character, Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s spaniel, can be seen as the epitome of Victorianism, an embodiment of its tradition of anthropomorphism and a displaced portrait of his mistress, but it is also the pretext for a modernist reconstruction of Victorian society, towards a new literary (re)presentation of the sensorial world. …”
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