Refiguring Modernism Series
- Beyond National Identity by Michele Greet
- Beyond Pleasure by Margaret Iversen
- Coral Mind, The by Stephen Bann, ed.
- Cézanne's Bathers by Aruna D’Souza
- Dark Side of Nature, The by Barbara Larson
- Documenting Spain by Jordana Mendelson
- Fixed Ecstasy by Charles Palermo
- Mediating Modernity by Stefanie Harris
- Postcards by David Prochaska
- Seurat Re-viewed by Paul Smith
- Social and the Real, The by Alejandro Anreus
- Space-Age Aesthetics by Stephen Petersen
- Substance and the Shadow, The by Marius Roux
- Viennese Jewish Modernism by Abigail Gillman
- World in Paint, The by David Peters Corbett
Refiguring Modernism: Arts, Literatures, Sciences, published by Penn State University Press, emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to the study of modernism. Rather than seeking scholarship that fills in the details of our knowledge of well-established aspects of modernism, the series seeks work that will push the field in new directions, ask fresh questions, challenge long-held orthodoxies, and refigure our understanding of the modernist era. For further information, please contact , Executive Editor for Art and Humanities, Penn State Press.

