Modernist Poetry Interactive Videos

Explore the influential role of T.S. Eliot in the modernist literary movement, examining his depiction of societal fragmentation and urban bleakness through disjointed imagery. Learners will deepen their understanding of modernist themes and enhance their ability to analyze poetic structures and societal commentary within literature.

Examine the key elements and historical context of Modernist poetry to understand the major ideas behind Modernism. Recognize its response to historical events and cultural shifts, particularly in literature.

Investigate the pivotal characteristics and historical context of Pre-Modernism in Brazilian literature, focusing on influential authors and distinctive themes. Understand its unique position in literary history, strengthening knowledge of this transformative era and its critical perspective on national reality in early 20th-century Brazil.

Explore T.S. Eliot's use of existential themes, literary techniques, and character analysis in 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.' Gain an understanding of Eliot’s intertextual references, examine the thematic elements of existential regret, and analyze the character's self-perception and fears.

Explore the overarching themes and notable authors of the Lost Generation, focusing on the disillusionment following World War One. This provides insights into key contributions from influential writers such as Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald, enhancing understanding of early 20th-century literary movements. Learners will gain a deeper appreciation of the social and cultural impacts of this era, cultivating skills in literary analysis and critical thinking.

Examine the nuances of literary analysis through the lens of deconstruction, emphasizing the exploration of themes and concepts in literature. Gain insights into key figures, notable works, and theoretical approaches, which will enhance understanding and interpretation skills in literary studies.

Explore the distinct features of "Macunaíma," focusing on Brazilian cultural identity, the integration of folklore, and departure from traditional Romanticism. Gain insights into modernist literary techniques and deepen appreciation for cultural narratives in literature.

Explore the theater movements of the 20th century by examining the philosophical and aesthetic principles of symbolism, surrealism, and dadaism. Gain insights into how these movements challenged traditional narratives and influenced modern thought, enhancing your understanding of artistic expression within historical contexts.

Study the key philosophical and aesthetic concepts in Neoclassical and Romantic literature, focusing on Enlightenment philosophers, literary styles, and thematic differences. Gain an understanding of how these movements influenced literature to analyze historical texts and identify characteristics of various literary genres and styles.

Explore the intricate symbolism and themes of solitude in Emily Dickinson's poetry, focusing on her use of the color white and distinctive stylistic elements. Engage with Romantic themes to enhance understanding of literary analysis and the historical context within her work.

Explore the key themes and literary techniques of T.S. Eliot's poem "Hollow Men," focusing on concepts like spiritual longing, literary contrasts, and existential influences. Enhance analytical skills and deepen understanding of modernist poetry.

Examine the significant influences and poetic contributions of the Generation of '27, focusing on key themes such as love, death, and the merging of past and modern styles. Gain insights into the cultural impact of historical events on poetry and recognize the unique styles of leading poets from this era.

Examine the impact of Allen Ginsberg's poem "Howl" on the formation of the Beat Movement and its underlying themes. Gain an understanding of the cultural significance of this seminal work and its profound influence on mid-20th-century poetry.

Examine the evolution of postmodernism and its influence on cultural and literary changes. Gain insights into defining postmodernism, understanding alterations in the literary canon, and analyzing the media's role in cultural shifts.

Explore major themes such as obsession, narrative environment, and character motivations in Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights." Gain insights into Victorian literature analysis while enhancing interpretive and critical thinking skills by understanding the novel's emotional and thematic depth.

Investigate the key aspects of the Dada movement and its transformative role in early 20th-century art. Examine the movement's origins, influential artists, and techniques. Understand the rejection of traditional norms, the embrace of randomness, and how everyday materials were innovatively used in art. Gain insight into the movement's contributions and its lasting impact on art by exploring these elements.

Explores the artistic similarities between rap and poetry by examining rhythm, lyrical structure, and historical contexts. Focuses on the cultural aspects of these expressive forms and fosters an understanding of the interconnected nature of poetic and musical storytelling.

Explore the nuances of interpreting poetry and the use of figurative language. Enhance the ability to analyze themes and symbols, ultimately gaining a deeper understanding of literary elements and their applications.

Explore the purpose, historical roots, and key activities of National Poetry Month, such as the 30/30 Challenge and Poem in Your Pocket Day. Gain insights into the significance of poetry and its cultural role, enhancing appreciation and understanding.