Chicago and the Making of American Modernism
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Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (Joyce) here
Potter, Bessie here, here
Potter’s Field here
Pound, Ezra here, here, here, here, here–here
Powers of Horror (Kristeva) here–here
Printing Trade News here
Professor’s House, The here
Prohibition Party here
Public Result of its Practical Operation (Balmer) here
Pullman Company here
Pullman, George here, here, here, here
Pullman Labor Strike here–here
Pumphrey, Neal “Popeye” here, here–here, here–here, here–here
Putzel, Max here
Quinn, John here, here–here
railways here, here
Southside Railway Company here
West Chicago City Railway systems here
Random House here, here
Rascoe, Burton here
Raymond, Clifford here
realism here
as dominant literary mode in Chicago here–here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here–here
Garland and here
as masculine here
tension between narrative realism and modernism here, here–here, here
rebuilt cities, in the South here–here
Regnery, Henry here
religion and education here
religious establishment here–here
Reynolds, Michael S. here, here–here, here
Richardson, Hadley here
Rockefeller, Edith here, here, here
Rockefeller, John D. here
Rock Island and West Chicago City Railway here
Rock Island Railway here
Root, John Wellborn here
Roscoe, Burton here, here, here, here
Rowan Oak Papers here
Ruskin, John here
St. Edna Vincent Millay, review of here
Saint-Gaudens, Augustus here
Sanctuary (Faulkner) here, here, here, here, here
Sandburg, Carl here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
and 57th Street Artists’ Colony here, here
criticism of here
works about Chicago here
Saturday Evening Post, The here, here
Sayre, Zelda. See Fitzgerald, Zelda Sayre
“Scandal” (Cather) here
Scandinavian Exhibit here
Schevill, Clara here
Schevill, Ferdinand here
Science of Advertising, The (Balmer) here
Scott, Robert here, here
Sculpture in America (Craven) here
Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley here
Settlement House movement here
Settlement Movement here
sex in literature here–here, here, here–here, here
Seymour, Ralph Fletcher here
Shahs, Howard here
Sheridan, Philip here
Sherman, William Tecumseh here
Shikoh, Jane Allen here
Sinclair, Upton here, here, here, here
Jungle, The here
works about Chicago here
Singal, Daniel J. here
Singing Poetry here
Sister Carrie (Dreiser) here, here, here
Smart Set, The (Mencken) here, here
Smith, Charles W. here, here
Smith, Harry Nash here, here
social change, fear of here
social classes here–here, here–here
social realism here
Song of the Lark, The (Cather) here, here–here, here, here–here, here, here–here
Sound and the Fury, The (Faulkner) here, here
Southside Railway Company here
Southwest Review, The here
Spencer, Allen here
Spiders, The (Lang) here
Spoon River Anthology (Masters) here, here, here, here
review of here–here, here
Spratling, William here–here, here
steel beams, underground here
Stein, Gertrude here, here, here, here
Stone, Phil here, here, here
Story of America, The (Peattie) here
strikes, workers here–here
Studebaker Corporation here
“Studios Club,” the here
Sullivan, Louis here, here, here
Sullivan, Margaret here, here, here–here, here, here
“Summer Days” here
Sun Also Rises, The (Hemingway) here
Swift, Gustavus here
system-built homes here, here
Szuberia, Guy here
Taft, Lorado here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
and William Faulkner here–here
Taliaferro (character) here
Taliesin here
Tar: A Midwestern Childhood (Anderson) here, here
Tender Is the Night (Fitzgerald) here, here
Ernest Hemingway and here–here
This Side of Paradise here
This Side of Paradise (Fitzgerald) here, here
Thomas, Theodore here–here
Tietjens, Eunice here
Times-Picayune, The (newspaper) here
Toronto Star, Hemingway’s writing in here, here
tourism and train travel here
train lines, reconstruction of here
Trant, Arthur here
Turns and Movies (Aiken) here
Ulysses (Joyce) here, here, here, here–here
appeal for lifting ban on here–here
Little Review, the here, here, here, here
pornography charges against here–here
Under the Skylights (Fuller) here
“Upward Movement in Chicago, The” (Fuller) here
universities
colleges, establishment of here
vampire, and women here–here, here, here
Van Vechten, Carl here, here
Van Volkenburg, Ellen here, here, here
Villa Turicum here–here
Walker, Nellie V. here
Wasserman, Loretta here
Weininger, Susan S. here
Weisz, Irene Miner here, here, here, here–here, here
friendship with Cather here
West Chicago City Railway systems here
Western Association of Architects here
Western Brewer, The here
West, James L. W. here
Wheaton College here
Wheaton v. Peters here
Whitman, Walt here, here
Wild Palms (Faulkner) here, here, here–here
Willa Cather: On Writing here
Williamson, C. N. here
Wilson, F. H. here–here
Windy McPherson’s Son (Sherwood) here
Winesburg, Ohio here
Winesburg, Ohio (Sherwood) here
review of here
With the Procession (Fuller) here
review of here
women, networking club for here
Woodress, James here
Woolsey, John here
Worker’s Right Movement here
Workers’ Rights here–here, here
Wound and the Bow, The (Wilson) here
Wright, Frank Lloyd here, here, here, here–here, here, here–here, here
writers, new generation of here, here
writing business here
avant-garde here, here, here
for profit and reputation here, here
W. Scott Thurber gallery here
Wyatt, Edith here, here
Wynne, Madeline here, here, here, here, here
Yeaman, George here
Youth and the Bright Medusa (Cather) here, here–here
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