

Modernism and Mimesis with Stephen Dowden
4 snips Jan 1, 2024
Stephen Dowden, Professor of German language and literature, discusses his book on modernism and mimesis. They challenge the conventional understanding of Ulysses as the defining modernist work, explore irony and complexity in Joyce's work, and discuss the relationship between modernism and modernity. The podcast also explores Marcel Duchamp's painting 'Peace' and the frustration it invokes, delves into the journey of an artist, and discusses approaching art without limitations.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Genesis of Modernism and Ulysses as a Touchstone
02:19 • 11min
Irony and Complexity in Joyce's Work
13:28 • 2min
The Relationship Between Modernism and Modernity
15:31 • 23min
Marcel Duchamp's 'Peace' and the Frustration of Voyeurism
38:29 • 3min
Apathy, Genius, and Enchantment: Exploring an Artist's Journey and the Future of Academia
41:37 • 4min
Approaching Art and Literature Without Limitations
45:19 • 5min
Discussion on the Author's Book and Current Projects
50:41 • 2min