Dada, One Hundred Years Later

This book offers a general historical overview of the Dada movement and presents the individual destinies of some of its major players against the background of the historical, political, and cultural trends which dominated the twentieth century in Europe as well as in America.

Autorentext

Michael Finkenthal, Emeritus at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and presently associated with the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, studies complex phenomena in various physical and cultural environments as well as the multi and meta-disciplinarian implications of complexity. He has written and published books in the mentioned areas as well as essays and monographs about various authors, among them, Shestov and Benjamin Fondane, D. Trost, Sesto Pals, Cioran, Ionesco, and Pessoa.

Inhalt

Preface - Introduction - Modernism, Avant-garde, and Dada - Zürich, February 1916: The Birth of the "Dada Spirit" - American Modernism and the New York Dada - Wyndham Lewis and the British-American Connection Before and After WWI - Dada in Italy, Germany, and France - Dada Reverberations, Interferences, and Avatars in Europe and America - Scattered Thoughts in Preparation of a Book About Dada (2015-2018) - Index.