Modernism in Literature Flashcard

Modernism in Literature Flashcard

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10th Grade

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What is Modernism in literature?

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A literary movement that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, characterized by a break from traditional forms and an exploration of new techniques and themes.

2.

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Front

What are the main characteristics of Modernism?

Back

Characteristics include a focus on subjectivity, fragmentation, stream of consciousness, and a break from traditional narrative forms.

3.

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What does 'stream of consciousness' mean in Modernist writing?

Back

A narrative technique that attempts to capture the flow of thoughts and feelings as they occur, often in a disjointed or nonlinear manner.

4.

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Front

How does Modernist poetry differ from traditional poetry?

Back

Modernist poetry often features shorter lines, choppy sentences, and a focus on imagery and emotion rather than strict forms and rhyme.

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What is the significance of the theme of decadence in Modern literature?

Back

It highlights the moral and cultural decline associated with excessive indulgence and the consequences of a disillusioned society.

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How did World War I influence Modernist literature?

Back

The war led to a sense of disillusionment and brokenness among the American people, which was reflected in the themes and styles of Modernist writers.

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What role does fragmentation play in Modernist literature?

Back

Fragmentation reflects the chaotic nature of modern life and the breakdown of traditional structures, both in narrative and in society.

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