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1media/MarshallFig6.jpgmedia/MarshallFig6.jpg2016-02-16T11:48:44-08:00The Space Between7452c035f8b3b76fb393d12d8386bcc4b83adfa4Modernist Aphasia: A Scientific Basis for Neologism in Huxley’s Early FictionThe Space Between6plain2016-02-16T13:09:37-08:00literature; modernism; artsJames, Emily“Modernist Aphasia” examines the early and critically neglected work of Aldous Huxley in order to demonstrate that he foregrounds speech disorders in the service of lexical invention. In seeking out innovative sources for word-making, he attends to the pitfalls and pathologies of stuttering and aphasia in his short story “Half-holiday” (1925) and novel Point Counter Point (1928). In the course of disordering words, Huxley uncovers an aesthetic of novelty that is in fact critical to his agenda as a satirist. Through neologism, he works to restore an era of hackneyed intellectualism and sociocultural ennui. To reorder and rebuild words, he also turns to the scientific and taxonomic lexicon, imitating its models for formulating new words. Throughout these early writings, Huxley emphasizes production over product, suggesting that scientific discourse—whether aphasic language or taxonomic vocabulary—is a critical site for satirizing but also rebuilding modernity.James, Emily. "Modernist Aphasia: A Scientific Basis for Neologism in Huxley’s Early Fiction." The Space Between: Literature and Culture 1914-1945 11 (2015). Web.articleJames, Emily2015Utell, JanineHuxley, aphasia, speech, neologism, scientific discoursevol112015JamesThe Space Between7452c035f8b3b76fb393d12d8386bcc4b83adfa4
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