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Victorian the 20th century Modernism

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 .

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unusual symbols innovation 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 .

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leaps and associations Psychology stream of consciousness narrative technique 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 .

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Lost Generation World War I cynicism bleak disillusionment

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 . "

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poetry fiction World War II social concerns

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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