Explore the intellectual landscape of early 20th-century thought with Horace Barnett Samuel's "Modernities," a collection of essays offering insightful literary criticism on the rise of modernism. Delving into the shifting perspectives of modernity, Samuel examines the key themes and anxieties that shaped literature and philosophy. This volume presents a general overview of European literary movements and assesses the broader implications of a rapidly changing world.

A vital contribution to the study of literary modernism, "Modernities" provides a fascinating glimpse into the past, revealing how writers grappled with new ideas and evolving social structures. Readers interested in essays exploring the intersection of literature, philosophy, and the challenges of a new era will find this work a compelling and thought-provoking read.

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