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Themes of modernism

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English

 

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May 20, 2015

 

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Many of the Modern writers showed the world and society to be in an extreme disarray and despair. Some of the most influential Modernist writers even tried some radical experiments with form, such as free verse and some of them even presented some new ideas to the public, such as stream of consciousness...
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There are many things that these writers did to change the world of literature forever, but a couple of the most important things that define the term Modernism are the usage of grotesque details and the idea of a code of honor. One theme that is reflective in later Modernism is the theme of the grotesque...
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