Udith Dematagoda is a modernist literary scholar and Assistant Professor at the University of Stuttgart. He took his PhD in English from The University of Glasgow, and was previously Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Zukunftskolleg at the University of Konstanz, and Assistant Professor at Waseda University in Tokyo based in WIAS. He specialises in the work of Vladimir Nabokov, modernist European fiction of the 1920s and 1930s with a particular focus on fascist modernism, and aesthetic theory.

• Preface Acknowledgements Series Introduction Left Wings Over Europe, Or How to Make a War about Nothing (1936) Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI. no.9, March 2nd 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.10, March 9th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.11, March 16th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.12, March 23th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.13, March 30th 1935 Freedom that Destroys Itself, The Listener, XIII, no. 330 May 1935 First Aid for the Unorthodox, The London Mercury, XXXII, no.187 (May) 27-32 1935 Abbreviations Afterword Explanatory Notes Textual Appendix Textual Notes Chronology Bibliography Index

Udith Dematagoda is a modernist literary scholar and Assistant Professor at the University of Stuttgart. He took his PhD in English from The University of Glasgow, and was previously Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Zukunftskolleg at the University of Konstanz, and Assistant Professor at Waseda University in Tokyo based in WIAS. He specialises in the work of Vladimir Nabokov, modernist European fiction of the 1920s and 1930s with a particular focus on fascist modernism, and aesthetic theory.

• Preface Acknowledgements Series Introduction Left Wings Over Europe, Or How to Make a War about Nothing (1936) Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI. no.9, March 2nd 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.10, March 9th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.11, March 16th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.12, March 23th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.13, March 30th 1935 Freedom that Destroys Itself, The Listener, XIII, no. 330 May 1935 First Aid for the Unorthodox, The London Mercury, XXXII, no.187 (May) 27-32 1935 Abbreviations Afterword Explanatory Notes Textual Appendix Textual Notes Chronology Bibliography Index

Udith Dematagoda is a modernist literary scholar and Assistant Professor at the University of Stuttgart. He took his PhD in English from The University of Glasgow, and was previously Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Zukunftskolleg at the University of Konstanz, and Assistant Professor at Waseda University in Tokyo based in WIAS. He specialises in the work of Vladimir Nabokov, modernist European fiction of the 1920s and 1930s with a particular focus on fascist modernism, and aesthetic theory.

• Preface Acknowledgements Series Introduction Left Wings Over Europe, Or How to Make a War about Nothing (1936) Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI. no.9, March 2nd 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.10, March 9th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.11, March 16th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.12, March 23th 1935 Notes on the Way, Time and Tide, XVI, no.13, March 30th 1935 Freedom that Destroys Itself, The Listener, XIII, no. 330 May 1935 First Aid for the Unorthodox, The London Mercury, XXXII, no.187 (May) 27-32 1935 Abbreviations Afterword Explanatory Notes Textual Appendix Textual Notes Chronology Bibliography Index