Part1: Introduction
1. Lost and Found: Remembering Modernism, Rethinking Feminism
Part2: Rereading Modernism
2. A Manifesto for Feminine Modernism: Dorothy Richardson’s Pilgrimage 3. Rebecca West’s Criticism: Alliance, Tradition and Modernism
4. Woolf, Cezanne, and the Nachtraglichkeit of Feminist Modernism 5. Expatriate Sapphic Modernism: Entering Literary History
6. Afro-American Women Writers: The New Negro Movement 1924-1933
7. To Hell With It: Modernism in a Feminist Frame
8. Doris Lessing’s Golden Notebook: A Paradox of Postmodern Play
Part3: Rereading Feminist Criticism
9. Modernism and Modernity: Engendering Literary History
10. A Joyce of One’s Own: Following the Lead of Woolf, West and Barnes
11. Repossessing Papa: A Narcissistic Meditation for Literary Throwbacks
12. Subject to Change: The Problematics of Authority in Feminist Modernist Biography
13. Feminist Criticism/Cultural Studies/Modernist Texts: A Manifesto for the ‘90s
Part4: New Directions
14. Invisible Assistants or Lab Partners? Female Modernism and the Culture(s) of Modern Science 15. "Excellent Not a Hull House": Gertrude Stein, Jane Addams, and Feminist-Modernist Political Culture 16. The "Great Company of Real Women": Modernist Women Writers and Mass Commercial Culture 17. Reading "as a Modernist"/Denaturalizing Modernist Reading Protocols: Wyndham Lewis’s Tarr