Introduction Douglas Mao; Part I. Histories; 1. History's Prehistory: Modernist Studies before the New Michael North; 2. Scholarship's Turn: Origins and Effects of the New Modernist Studies Mark Wollaeger; Part II. Horizons: 3. Planetarity's Edges: Modernist Studies and the Bounds of Modernism María del Pilar Blanco; 4. Religion's Configurations:Modernism, Empire, Comparison Susan Stanford Friedman; 5. Disability's Disruptions: Embodiment and the New Modernist Studies Maren Linett; 6. Affect's Vocabularies: Literature and Feeling after 1890 David James; 7. Invisibility's Arts: The Seen and the Unseen in Modernism and Modernist Studies Sarah Cole; 8. Black Writing's Visuals: African American Modernism in Nugent, Ligon, and Rankine Miriam Thaggert; 9. Noir Film's Soundtracks: Jazz, Black Transnationalism, and Postcolonial Genres of Criminality Edwin Hill; 10. Language's Hopes: Global Modernism and the Science of Debabelization Aarthi Vadde; 11. Revolution's Demands: Modernism, Socialist Realism, and the Manifesto Steven Lee; 12. Feminism's Archives: Intersectionality with Loy and Mendelssohn Sara Crangle; 13. Risk's Instruments: Speculation, Futurity, and Modernist Finance Gayle Rogers; 14. Deep Time's Hauntings: Modernism and Alternative Chronology Paul Saint-Amour.