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Modernism/modernity
Editors and Editorial Board

    Editors

    Ann Ardis, University of Delaware
    Lawrence Rainey, University of York
    Jeffrey T. Schnapp, Harvard University

    Managing Editors

    Benjamin Madden, University of York
    engl24@york.ac.uk

    Dennis Tenenboym, Harvard University
    dtenenb@fas.harvard.edu

    Reviews Editor

    James Fraser, University of York
    engl500@york.ac.uk

Advisory Board

    Richard Abel, University of Michigan
    Rachel Blau DePlessis (Temple University)
    Derek Attridge, University of York
    Ron Bush, University of Oxford
    T. J. Clark, UC Berkeley
    Kurt W. Forster, Yale University
    Rita Felski (University of Virginia)
    Marjorie Perloff, Stanford University
    Susan Stanford Friedman (University of Wisconsin)
    Richard Taruskin, UC Berkeley
    Robert von Hallberg, University of Chicago

Editorial Committee

    Jessica Burstein, University of Washington / Modern British and American literature
            and poetry, late
    19th-century British literature
    Clare Cavanaugh, Northwestern University / Nineteenth and twentieth century Russian         poetry; modern Polish poetry
    Beatriz Colomina, Princeton University / Architecture
    Bonnie Costello, Boston University / Modern poetry, British and American
    João Cezar de Castro Rocha, UERJ / Brazilian literature, Latin American history of
             ideas

    Edward Dimendberg, UC Irvine / Cinema, architecture, urbanism
    Ziad Elmarsafy, University of York / Literatures of the Middle East and North Africa in         Arabic, French, and English
    Esther Gabara, Duke University / 20th century Latin American visual culture and         literature
    Ruben Gallo, Princeton University / Modern and contemporary Spanish America
    Romy Golan, CUNY / French and Italian art, Jewish studies
    Maria Gough, Harvard University / 20th century art
    Amy Hungerford, Yale University / Post-1945 American literature
    Juliet Koss, Scripps College / 19th- and 20th-century European art, architecture, and         related fields, German and Russian modernism
    Pericles Lewis, Yale University / The modern novel: James, Conrad, Proust, Woolf,
             Joyce,
    Kafka, d’Annunzio, Svevo, Beckett, the 19th-century novel
    Douglas Mao, Johns Hopkins University / Modernist fiction and British, Irish, and         American poetry
    Jesse Matz, Kenyon College / 20th-century literature and narrative theory
    Jordana Mendelson, NYU / Spanish and Portuguese languages and literature
    Michael North, UCLA / 20th-Century British and American literature; Post-Colonial         literature
    Liesl Olson, University of Chicago / Modernist literature and poetry; modernism and
             the ordinary

    Todd Presner, UCLA / Germanic languages and comparative literature, digital
             humanities

    Jean-Michel Rabaté, University of Pennsylvania / Samuel Beckett, Thomas Bernhard,         Ezra Pound, James Joyce, psychoanalysis and literary theory
    Jahan Ramazani, University of Virginia / Modern and contemporary poetry,
             postcolonial literature

    Jennifer L. Roberts, Harvard University / American art from the colonial period to the         present
    Robin Schulze, Penn State / Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, American modernist         poetry
    Barbara Spackman, UC Berkeley / Nineteenth and twentieth century Italian literature
             and culture

    William Mills Todd III, Harvard University / Narrative and cultural studies; Russian,         English, and French literature of the 18th to 20th centuries
    Tyrus Miller, UC Santa Cruz / Modernist and Avant-garde Culture


Modernism/modernity

Modernism/modernity is the official journal of the Modernist Studies Association.

Volume: 18 (2011)
Frequency: Quarterly
Print ISSN: 1071-6068
Online ISSN: 1080-6601