Modernism 1901–1950

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Compléter Modernism 1901–1950Version en ligne Modernism par María Eugenia Hidalgo 1 Modernism Victorian the 20th century During the first decade of the 20th century ? known as the Edwardian era ? the major literary movements of times continued to flourish . By 1910 , however , Victorian ideas were yielding to , the movement that would dominate Western literature in the first half of . 2 innovation unusual symbols free verse Modernists stressed as they attempted to create a new kind of literature for a new age . Such modernist poets as T . S . Eliot abandoned traditional patterns of stanza and meter for the more natural flow of . Influenced by the French symbolists , they discarded the refined sentiment of the 19th century , preferring to convey emotions by means of strong images and . 3 narrative technique stream of consciousness Psychology leaps and associations psychological theories The works of modernist fiction writers ? including Katherine Mansfield , E . M . Forster , and D . H . Lawrence ? began to reflect the new of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung . also had a major impact on the pioneering fiction of James Joyce and Virginia Woolf . In different ways , each became a master of , which is a that attempts to depict the of the human mind . 4 World War I disillusionment cynicism bleak Lost Generation The excitement of early Modernism crumbled into for many of the writers who survived the devastation of . In the aftermath of the war , writers tended to see the world as and fragmentary ? a " Waste Land " like that presented by T . S . Eliot in his most famous poem . The tone of many writers became bitter , expressing the of what has come to be called " the . " 5 fiction social concerns World War II poetry In the 1930s and 1940s , the growth of fascism and the trauma of prompted many British writers to focus again on . W . H . Auden and Stephen Spender examined and criticized society in much of their ; Aldous Huxley , Graham Greene , and George Orwell did likewise in their .

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Modernism 1901–1950Version en ligne

Modernism

Modernism Victorian the 20th century

During the first decade of the 20th century ? known as the Edwardian era ? the major literary movements of times continued to flourish . By 1910 , however , Victorian ideas were yielding to , the movement that would dominate Western literature in the first half of .

innovation unusual symbols free verse

Modernists stressed as they attempted to create a new kind of literature for a new age . Such modernist poets as T . S . Eliot abandoned traditional patterns of stanza and meter for the more natural flow of . Influenced by the French symbolists , they discarded the refined sentiment of the 19th century , preferring to convey emotions by means of strong images and .

narrative technique stream of consciousness Psychology leaps and associations psychological theories

The works of modernist fiction writers ? including Katherine Mansfield , E . M . Forster , and D . H . Lawrence ? began to reflect the new of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung .

also had a major impact on the pioneering fiction of James Joyce and Virginia Woolf . In different ways , each became a master of , which is a that attempts to depict the of the human mind .

World War I disillusionment cynicism bleak Lost Generation

The excitement of early Modernism crumbled into for many of the writers who survived the devastation of . In the aftermath of the war , writers tended to see the world as and fragmentary ? a " Waste Land " like that presented by T . S . Eliot in his most famous poem . The tone of many writers became bitter , expressing the of what has come to be called " the . "

fiction social concerns World War II poetry

In the 1930s and 1940s , the growth of fascism and the trauma of prompted many British writers to focus again on . W . H . Auden and Stephen Spender examined and criticized society in much of their ; Aldous Huxley , Graham Greene , and George Orwell did likewise in their .

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Modernism 1901–1950Version en ligne

par María Eugenia Hidalgo

Modernism Victorian the 20th century

innovation unusual symbols free verse

narrative technique stream of consciousness Psychology leaps and associations psychological theories

World War I disillusionment cynicism bleak Lost Generation

fiction social concerns World War II poetry

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