The works of James Joyce, T.S Eliot, Virginia Woolf, D.H. Lawrence and Hemingway have been fully absorbed in the academic circles and form an important part of English Literature syllabi in universities and colleges. Critics have paid a lot of attention to these writers and written extensively about their stylistic innovations, their narrative strategies, their bold appropriation of the hitherto unexplored areas of human relationships and experience, their brave attempt to create art in a hostile environment. Great as their achievements are, some questions can still be asked. Apart from examining some of the important texts of modernism, the book also provides an overview of the intellectual and politico-cultural climate of the first half of the twentieth century. The book is likely to be of interest to the teachers, scholars and students of Modern English Literature.

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• Critical Interactions : Reading 20th Century Literary Texts 
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