by Philipp Blom · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780857892218
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«Fracture: Life and Culture in the West, 1918-1938» is the historical essay by Philipp Blom, published by Eclipse Books in paperback (482 pages, in English).
After World War I, the essay traces how Europe and the United States transformed uncertainty into cultural and intellectual experimentation: from surrealism and art deco to the Harlem Renaissance and new female roles, while communism, fascism, racial tensions and the poverty of the Dust Bowl emerge.
Philipp Blom is also the author of «The Vertigo Years». The work was originally published in German as «Die zerrissenen Jahre: 1918-1938».
For those who enjoy twentieth-century cultural and social history, the interwar period and the relationship between art, politics and society.
Philipp Blom is a German historian, novelist, journalist and translator.
