Broadcasting in the Modernist Era

Series Editor's Preface
Introduction
Matthew Feldman, Erik Tonning, & Henry Mead.

PART ONE: BROADCASTING CULTURE IN THE MODERNIST ERA
'Pub, Parlour, Theatre: Radio in the Imagination of W. B. Yeats'.
Charles Armstrong.

'Early Television and Joyce's Finnegans Wake: New Technology and Flawed Power'.
Finn Fordham.

'"I often wish you could answer me back: and so perhaps do you!" E. M. Forster and BBC Radio Broadcasting'.
Peter Fifield.

'Dorothy L. Sayer's: The Man Born To Be King. The "Impersonation" of Divinity: Language, Authenticity and Embodiment'.
Alex Goody.

'T.S. Eliot on the Radio: "The Drama is All In the Word"'.
Steven Matthews.

'David Jones: Christian Modernism at the BBC'.
Erik Tonning.

PART TWO: BROADCASTING POLITICS IN THE MODERNIST ERA
'Rambling Round Words: Virginia Woolf and the Politics of Broadcasting'.
Randi Koppen.

'J.B. Priestley: By Radio to a New Britain'.
David Addyman.

'"A mild flavour of defiance": George Orwell at the BBC'
Henry Mead.

'Radio Broadcasting in Fascist Italy: between censorship, total control, Jazz and Futurism'.
Massimo Ragnedda.

'Pound and Radio Treason: An empirical reassessment'.
Matthew Feldman.

'"Conquering the virtual public": Jean-Paul Sartre's La Tribune des Temps Modernes and the Radio in France'.
Alys Moody.

Afterword
Daniela Caselli