The Matrix of Modernism

Exploring the intellectual landscape of the early twentieth century, the book delves into the interplay between Modernist poetics and significant philosophical advancements. By examining the contributions of thinkers like Bergson, James, and Nietzsche, it highlights the core traits of Modernist and New Critical poetics. Additionally, it reveals the connections between Continental and Anglo-American critical traditions, enriching the understanding of how these influences shaped literary movements during this transformative period.