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Tag Archives: Kensington Modernists
THE MODERNISTS: WERE THEY ANTI-SEMITES?
A unique literary walk in Kensington is set to debate the vexed question of whether or not the giants of literary modernism in England were anti-semitic. Since their heyday in the 10’s, 20’s and 30’s, and especially following WWII, various accusations have … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexis Thompson, Ezra Pound in Kensington, Ezra pound's anti-semitism, James Joyce in Kensington, James Joyce's philosemitism, Kensington Modernists, Literary modernism, niall mcdevitt, Suburban Prejudice, TS Eliot in Kensington, TS Eliot's anti-semitism, Wyndham Lewis in Notting Hill, Wyndham Lewsis's anti-semitism
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Inside Pound’s Kensington Room
Pound lived in this tiny room from 1909 to 1914. He arrived a fledgling; he left a genius. Lots of people visited him here including Tagore, Frost and DH Lawrence. He made his name here so much so that … Continue reading
THE KENSINGTON MODERNISTS
THE KENSINGTON MODERNISTS A witty, information-rich, psychogeographical stroll through the streets of Kensington along the ‘the Golden Mile of Modernism’. Rub shoulders with the giants of early 20th century English, Irish and American literature who all seem to have lived in … Continue reading
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