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Post War Era (1945-1970)

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by Diana Giselle Morales
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Context

Postwar context: After World War II, nations rebuilt, economies shifted, and fear of the Cold War grew. Literature reflected optimism and anxiety.

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The Cold War shaped novels and plays. Authors explored ideological conflicts, surveillance, and distrust in American society and abroad.

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Civil rights movements challenged segregation and racism. Writers gave voice to marginalized experiences and sought social justice through art.

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Beat Generation

Beat writers rejected conformity. They experimented with free verse, spontaneity, and spiritual searching, influencing later American literature.

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Confessional Poetry

Confessional poetry exposed personal wounds and mental struggles. It made private pain a public artistic concern during this era.

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Black Arts Movement

The Black Arts Movement gave voice to Black pride, political critique, and cultural identity, shaping American literature and performance art.

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J. D. Salinger y The Catcher in the Rye

J. D. Salinger published The Catcher in the Rye (1951), a defining novel about adolescence, alienation, and search for authenticity.

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John Hersey y Hiroshima

John Hersey documented war’s human impact with Hiroshima (1946), shaping readers’ empathy and journalistic narrative.

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James Baldwin, Sylvia Plath y más

James Baldwin explored race and identity in Go Tell It on the Mountain. Sylvia Plath voiced inner struggle in The Bell Jar.

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Bernards Malamud y Miller

Bernard Malamud wrote The Assistant, examining ethics and community. Arthur Miller critiqued American life in Death of a Salesman.

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