1919 – guruh Inxamiddinova Zumradxon Variant 1

1919 – guruh Inxamiddinova Zumradxon
Variant 1.
1. Define Modernism and experimentation literature of 1914-1945 in American literature. Enumerate its specific features and representatives. (150-200 words)
2. What are the basic themes in E. Hemingway’s novels and stories? (150-200 words)
3. J. Jones – the problems of War and Peace in his works (150-200 words)
Answers
1. Modernism in literature took place between 1914-1945. Industrialization and urbanization, as well as the first world war, led to the Modernist era.
Modernist authors used various techniques in their poetry and prose including fragmentation, stream of consciousness, and free verse to convey their objectives. Some of the major themes of Modernist literature include the following: brokenness of the American people after WWI, the advent of subjective truth; decadence as a distraction, disillusionment, and a loss of faith in the American Dream.
Many Modernist authors were members of ''The Lost Generation,'' and they gathered in Paris to discuss the changing society after WWI and write about this effect on Americans. Some of these authors were F. Scott Fitzgerald, T.S. Eliot, and Ernest Hemingway.
Modernism is a movement in literature from 1914-1945 that is characterized by a rejection of the traditional forms of writing in favor of bold experimentation in both poetry and prose. With the onset of Modernism, works of fiction no longer ended in the conventional way where the hero wins the day, the world is safe, and the audience has closure. Instead, the audience is introduced to a new kind of hero, one that carries with him the disillusionment and fragmentation that characterizes the Modernist era.
Authors during this time period utilized some new techniques in writing. For example, they abandoned the traditional stages of the novel and wrote in a more fragmented manner. These authors often used short, choppy sentences to relay the tone of their characters. Poets often wrote in incomplete sentences using only a few words to create a brief, direct image.
Another technique authors used during this time period was