Petra Rau Knihy

The book offers a comprehensive analysis of how 'Germanness' is depicted in modernist British literature and its impact on English identity and modernity. It explores the works of prominent authors like Conrad, Woolf, and Ford, as well as lesser-known writers such as Saki and Stevie Smith. This scholarly examination is essential for both advanced researchers and undergraduates focusing on modernism, literary history, and European cultural interactions.

The book offers a comprehensive analysis of how 'Germanness' is represented in modernist British literature and its impact on English identity and modernity. It explores works by prominent authors like Conrad, Woolf, and Ford, as well as lesser-known writers such as Saki and Stevie Smith. This study is essential for scholars and undergraduates interested in modernism, literary history, and the dynamics of European cultural relations.