Paul Peppis

Bio

Paul Peppis is Professor of English at the University of Oregon and Director of the Oregon Humanities Center. He is the author of Sciences of Modernism: Ethnography, Sexology, and Psychology (2014) and Literature, Politics, and the English Avant-Garde (2000), and chapters in the Cambridge Companion to Modernist Poetry (2007), and the Cambridge Companion to E. M. Forster (2007). His recent articles examine popular modernist works by Franklin P. Adams, George Herriman, Gladys Mitchell, and Dorothy Parker.

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Re-viewing the Earliest Krazy Kat Dailies: Reception, Distribution, Remediation

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For nearly thirty years the new modernist studies have expanded our topics of study along vertical and horizontal axes, embracing archival, historicist, and cultural methodologies and internationalizing the authors, movements, and materials we investigate. [1] Innovative analyses of modernism’s engagements with politics, radio, journalism, film, celebrity, music, and periodicals of every sort, and of modernisms across the globe proliferate. Yet the massive archive of modern comics—which includes...

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