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Rotting Hill, Wyndham Lewis
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Wyndham Lewis

Rotting Hill

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In “Rotting Hill,” Wyndham Lewis delivers a piercing examination of early 20th-century English society, deftly juxtaposing themes of modernism and disillusionment against the backdrop of a rapidly changing urban landscape. The novel employs a fragmented narrative style, reflecting Lewis'Äôs avant-garde sensibilities and incorporation of both visual and literary art forms. Rich in irony and sharp social critique, it captures the anxieties of a generation grappling with the fallout of World War I and the encroachment of modernity upon traditional values, revealing the complexities of human relationships in an increasingly alienating world. Wyndham Lewis, a prominent figure in the modernist movement and co-founder of the Vorticist movement, draws upon his experiences as a soldier, artist, and critic to create a tapestry of life in the chaotic post-war period. His deep-seated disdain for conventional societal norms and his exploration of existential themes inform the narrative, showcasing his belief in the power of art to provoke thought and challenge complacency. Lewis's own tumultuous relationship with London, depicted through the lens of Rotting Hill, mirrors his internal struggles and philosophical inquiries. For readers seeking an insightful exploration of modernist themes intertwined with the stark realities of early 20th-century life, “Rotting Hill” is an essential read. Lewis's astute observations and distinctive prose invite audiences to not only witness the disintegration of societal mores but to reflect on their own place within the contemporary landscape. This novel stands as a testament to the enduring power of literary innovation and critical thought.
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Publicação original
2021
Ano da publicação
2021
Editora
Good Press
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