Structure and Dissolution in English Writing, 1910-1920

The analysis delves into significant literary works, including Howards End and The Rainbow, alongside the poetry of Owen, Sassoon, and Edward Thomas. It highlights how these texts embody a blend of tradition and innovation, often viewed as shortcomings. The book further examines the authors' growing awareness of language's limitations, contextualizing their writing within contemporary society and deconstructive theory, while positioning it against the backdrop of high Modernism.