Wyndham Lewis Criticism
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Lewis, Wyndham (Short Story Criticism)
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Criticism
- Some Modern Pessimists
- Wyndham Lewis
- Foreword to Rotting Hill
- The Wild Body: A Sanguine of the Enemy
- Tarr into Cantelman
- Self Condemned: Last Wills and Testaments
- The Short Stories of Wyndham Lewis
- Introduction to Unlucky for Pringle: Unpublished and Other Stories
- Natures, Puppets and Wars
- Afterword, to The Complete Wild Body
- Getting Even with Uncle Ez: Wyndham Lewis's 'Doppelgänger'
- Further Reading
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Lewis, Wyndham (Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism)
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Criticism
- Proletarian Tragedy: Wyndham Lewis' Revenge for Love
- Wyndham Lewis, Blast, and Popular Culture
- The Enemy Versus the Zeitgeist: Cultural Criticism
- The Experiment of Vorticist Drama: Wyndham Lewis and Enemy of the Stars
- Wyndham Lewis in the Modernist Canon: Dissent, Division, and Displacement
- Who Was Wyndham Lewis?
- Wyndham Lewis: Fascism, Modernism, and the Politics of Homosexuality
- Wyndham Lewis: L'Entre Deux Guerres
- The Molten Column Within: Wyndham Lewis
- Blasting the Bombardier: Another Look at Lewis, Joyce, and Woolf
- Anti-Individualism and the Fictions of National Character in Wyndham Lewis’ Tarr
- Aesthetics, Politics, and the Staging of the World: Wyndham Lewis and the Renaissance
- Wyndham Lewis's Narrative of Origins: ‘The Death of the Ankou’
- Introduction: Modernism Reclaimed
- Further Reading