Tag Archives: modernism

From Thaumaturgy to Dramaturgy: A Dissertation Summary

Posted on 9 February 2022 by Sørina Higgins

Hello, dear readers, if readers there be after all this time! I have emerged from my PhD studies, greyer and (I hope) wiser than before, heavier by dint of all that study, the collective traumas of these two years, and … Continue reading →

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Real Modernisms: Revising (Meta)Fictional Modernist Narratives

Posted on 14 June 2017 by Sørina Higgins

As you know, I gave a keynote talk at Mythmoot IV last weekend. Here’s the abstract: In 1997, Brian Richardson’s “Remapping the Present” questioned the standard metanarrative of twentieth-century fiction, which plots a move from realism through modernism to postmodernism. … Continue reading →

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Wonder Invoked (aka Mythmoot Grows Up)

Posted on 10 June 2017 by Sørina Higgins

Wonder, awe, amazement, curiosity, yearning, longing, joy, sehnsucht — these permeate the literature that has shaped my mind and determined much of my life. I wrote my Master’s Thesis on “The Heraldry of Heaven,” as C. S. Lewis called one … Continue reading →

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