Literary Modernism: The Struggle for Modern History

Professor Perl's eight lectures explore the complex world of 20th-century Modernist authors, examining their revolutionary ideas about art, literature, and society. The course places these writers within the broader context of their historical, political, and philosophical influences, offering insights into both their works and personal lives. Clear and engaging, the lectures aim to demystify Modernism's challenging themes and legacy, making it accessible to a wide audience. Accompanying reference materials enhance the learning experience, providing a comprehensive look at this influential literary movement.