Modernism/Modernity: The Official Journal of the Modernist Studies Association: September 2003; Volume 10, Number 3: Eliot and Anti-Semitism: The Ongoing Debate II

The September 2003 issue, Volume 10, Number 3, of Modernism/ The Official Journal of the Modernist Studies Association, was edited by Lawrence Rainey, Jeffrey T. Schnapp, and Cassandra Laity and published by The Johns Hopkins University Press. The issue is a theme issue titled "Eliot and The Ongoing Debate II" with a special section in the issue devoted to that theme containing the essays "Lessons Out of T.S. Eliot's Jewish Problem and the Making of Modernism" by Jonathan Freedman, "Neither Excuse nor T.S. Eliot's Semitic Discourse" by Bryan Cheyette, "Rethinking Eliot, Jewish Identity, and Cultural Pluralism" by Ranen Omer-Sherman, and "The Idea of a Jewish Society" by Jeffrey M. Perl. The issue also contains the essays "Picasso, Africa, and the Schemata of Difference" by Simon Gikandi, "The Work of Art in the Age of Biocybernetic Reproduction" by W. J. Thomas Mitchell, "Modernist Studies and Cultural Reflections on Method" by Rita Felski, "'History as I desired it': Ekphrasis as Postmodern Witness in Denise Levertov's Late Poetry" by Donna Krolik Hollenberg, and "Modernism, Geopolitics, Globalization" by Melba Cuddy-Keane. There is also the review essay "Rethinking Central The Symbolic Geography of the Avant-Garde" by Tyrus Miller and a section of book reviews.