Translocal Modernisms

The Editors: Irene Ramalho Santos is Professor of English and American Studies at the Faculty of Arts and Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Social Studies, both at the University of Coimbra, and International Affiliate of the Department of Comparative Literature of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.António Sousa Ribeiro is Professor of German Studies at the Faculty of Arts and Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Social Studies, both at the University of Coimbra.

• Contents: Françoise Meltzer: Preface: Jeanne Duval – Irene Ramalho Santos/António Sousa Ribeiro: Introduction – Susan Stanford Friedman: One Hand Clapping: Colonialism, Postcolonialism, and the Spatio/Temporal Boundaries of Modernism – Gualter Cunha: A Tour of Some Gardens of Modernism: From Coole Park to Eccles Street – Helena Carvalhão Buescu: Modernity, Borders and Crystallizations – Houston Baker: Modernity and the Transatlantic Rupture: A Meditation on the Slave Trade – Ana Luísa Saraiva: Inverting the Middle Passage: Richard Wright’s ‘Return’ to Africa – Isabel Caldeira: Toni Morrison and Pepetela: Confluences of the African Diaspora – Vivian Liska: Making It Mean and Making It Matter: Modernism for the Twenty-first Century – Catarina Martins: Textual Dis-solutions in the Modernist House of Mirrors – Inês Lage Pinto Basto: The Fairest Mirror of All: Alberto Caeiro, Leopold Bloom and Jay Gatsby – Rosa Maria Martelo: Re-winding Modernism and Revisiting the Baudelairean Tradition of Modernity: Displacements in Portuguese Poetry between the 1960s and the 1970s – Isabel Capeloa Gil: Stemming the Tide: Carl Schmitt and Ernst Jünger’s Reactionary Modernism – Maria José Canelo: The Geopolitical Dimension of Modernism: Mexican Countercultures in California – Teresa Cid: Lively Modernism(s): The Comic Strip as/and Modern American Art – Paula Mesquita: Dressed to Kill: The Sex of the Wars in Cather and Faulkner.