The third issue of Feminist Modernist Studies (Routledge) has now been published! Check out the editor’s and Amanda Golden’s co-edited free access introduction to the special cluster on “feminist modernist digital humanities.” See Table of Contents and free access link below.
Feminist Modernist Studies
Volume 1 Number 3 October 2018
Special Cluster: Feminist Modernist Digital Humanities, edited by Amanda Golden
“Introduction: Feminist Modernist Digital Humanities,” Amanda Golden and Cassandra Laity Free Access: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/24692921.2018.1503786
“Toward a Feminist Modernist Digital Humanities,” Shawna Ross
“Storm Clouds on the Horizon: Feminist Ontologies and the Problem of Gender,” Pamela L. Caughie, Emily Datskou and Rebecca Parker
“Feminist Designs: Modernist Digital Humanities &Mina Loy: Navigating the Avant-Garde,” Suzanne W. Churchill, Linda A. Kinnahan and Susan Rosenbaum
“The Marianne Moore Digital Archive and Feminist Modernist Digital Humanities,” Cristanne Miller
“Visualizing the Uplift: Digitizing Poetry by African American Women, 1900-1922,” Amardeep Singh
“Talking Women/Women Talking: The Feminist Potential of Podcasting for Modernist Studies,” Sean Richardson and H. Green
“Prototyping Mina Loy’s Alphabet,” Margaret Konkol
Essay
‘“Another armored animal”: Modernist Prosthesis and Marianne Moore’s Posthumanist Animales,’ Dancy Mason
Out of the Archives, edited by Urmila Seshagiri
‘“Making Flowers”: The first English Translation of a Short Story by Dutch Modernist Carry van Bruggen,’ translated and introduced by Ruth Clemens