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"This is an extraordinary group of essays, large in scope and yet detailed in each instance.--Mary Ann Caws, City University of New York ""Woolf Studies Annual"" Cross-Channel Modernisms invites us to think anew about the history of connections between Britain and France - a timely and urgent project - in its transdisciplinary voyages across and between the literary, visual and musical arts. Starting from the stories of the people, objects, words and imaginaries that moved back and forth across the Channel/la Manche, the book reconfigures our understanding of transnationalism and translation in the modernist period.--Anna Snaith, King's College London"

This is an extraordinary group of essays, large in scope and yet detailed in each instance.--Mary Ann Caws, City University of New York ""Woolf Studies Annual"" Cross-Channel Modernisms invites us to think anew about the history of connections between Britain and France - a timely and urgent project - in its transdisciplinary voyages across and between the literary, visual and musical arts. Starting from the stories of the people, objects, words and imaginaries that moved back and forth across the Channel/la Manche, the book reconfigures our understanding of transnationalism and translation in the modernist period.--Anna Snaith, King's College London

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Claire Davison, Professor of Modernist Studies at the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, is the current Chair of the French Virginia Woolf Society. Jane A. Goldman is Reader in English Literature at the University of Glasgow. Derek Ryan is Lecturer in Modernist Literature at the University of Kent.

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