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Moore, Robert
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Luke Seaber and Michael Shallcross?s dialogue in issue #10 of the Modernist Review, laid out on a table (Prufrock-style) the various anxieties many scholars are beginning to voice about modernism and the New Modernist Studies. These anxieties are laid out by Seaber and Shallcross in spatial terms. The seemingly welcoming and cosmopolitan expansiveness of the New Modernist Studies is shown to be claustrophobic: its `quasi-imperialistic process of assimilation? (or `disciplinary manspreading?) threatening to `subsum[e] and dilut[e]? non-modernists under `the lapping tides of expansion? ? even as this imperialistic competition for scarce resources compounds an employment crisis in the university sector, with its `institutional model predicated upon contraction.?