Modernism and the avant-garde body in Spain and Italy

Arts and Humanities

• Esthetics 100%
• Modernism 100%
• Spain 100%
• Italy 100%
• Modernist 66%
• Corporeality 66%
• Framework 33%
• Subjectivity 33%
• Epistemic 33%
• Criticism 33%
• Religion 33%
• Genre 33%
• Poetics 33%
• Spatiality 33%
• Objectification 33%
• Materiality 33%
• Early Twentieth-century 33%
• Patriarchy 33%
• avant-gardism 33%
• Preoccupation 33%
• European Modernism 33%
• Artistic Exchange 33%
• Modernist Study 33%
• Contemporary Scholarship 33%
• Center-Periphery 33%
• Embodied Self 33%
• Fetishism 33%
• Nexus 33%
• avant-gardist 33%
• Comparative Literature 33%

Keyphrases

• Italy 100%
• Modernism 100%
• Spain 100%
• Modernist 50%
• Corporeality 50%
• Politics 25%
• Violence 25%
• Large Field 25%
• Innovative Approach 25%
• Sexuality 25%
• Poeticity 25%
• Spatiality 25%
• Objectification 25%
• Comparative Literature 25%
• Early Twentieth Century 25%
• Patriarchy 25%
• Aesthetic Function 25%
• Avant-gardism 25%
• Cultural Formation 25%
• Literary Exchange 25%
• Modernist Studies 25%
• Cultural Desire 25%
• Fetishism 25%
• Centre-periphery 25%
• Cultural Aesthetics 25%
• Embodied Self 25%
• Unprecedented Change 25%
• European Avant-garde 25%
• Artistic Exchange 25%
• Contemporary Scholarship 25%