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Introduction: Airminded Modernism,ies as well as the social and technological history of the 1920s and ’30s. It considers the contexts in which civilian aviation emerged including the development of transportation and communications networks and campaigns to promote national modernization. These campaigns encouraged citizens to be ‘

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‘A Pinch of Inquisitive Pleasure’: Wyndham Lewis, the Great War and Military Surveillancetival difficulties inherent to aerial warfare. This chapter takes Lewis’s experiences as its lead and explores the ways in which aerial surveillance and attack shaped his paintings and writings. For Lewis, the trenches were the space in which spectacle and surveillance collided and merged, uncannily

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‘From This New Culture of the Air We Finally See’: ‘Groundmindedness’ in the 1930s complement to and alternative means of understanding airmindedness—gives an importance to flying that lies not just in itself, not just in symbolic airmen and technological modernity, but in what flying made possible: the landscape as seen from the sky. This view of the Earth’s surface is quite lit

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‘Off the Ground and Through the Looking-Glass’: Airliners, Imagination and the Construction of the Mne passenger. Looking at representations of passengers, pilots and flight in contemporary accounts of aeroplane travel, as well as literary representations by Virginia Woolf and Evelyn Waugh, it investigates the role of the literary imagination in apprehending the thrilling if sometimes unsettling e

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Flying Dangerously: Elizabeth Bowen’s ne Summers, a partner in a newly established travel agency. This chapter draws on historical records of air travel in the 1930s, the idea of ‘a(chǎn)irmindedness’ spearheaded by Sir Alan Cobham as he travelled around the country promoting flying, the burgeoning travel industry, and the growing fascination

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‘True Blue Heroines’: The 1930s Aviatrix and Eccentric Colonial Femininityof the potential of the modern woman and helped create new ideals of feminine heroism. This chapter looks into the lives and representations of these aviatrices—and their intersections with girls’ school stories—to examine 1930s gender politics and the relation between Britain and its colonies with