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Modernist literature rebelled against traditional storytelling techniques, embracing fragmentation, stream of consciousness, and experimentation with form. Modernist writers sought to capture the complexities and uncertainties of the modern world through innovative narrative techniques and a departure from conventional norms. This opposition to established styles helped redefine the boundaries of literature and challenged readers to engage with new modes of expression.
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Modernist literature worked in opposition to?
traditional
What is a short sentence with the word opposition?
The opposition worked to elect their candidate. They were in opposition to the new law.
Who is the American modernist artist who worked wih Duchamp?
Man Ray
Who has worked in the micro organism field?
harry styles
What part time job did Harry styles have when he auditioned for the xfactor?
He worked in a Bakery on Saturdays.
Which member of one direction worked in a bakery?
harry styles
Masaccio worked with or was influenced by the ideas and styles of all what except?
Michelangelo
What is Harry Styles job?
Singer in one direction but before that he worked in a bakery
Masaccio worked with or was influenced by the ideas and styles of all of the following except .?
Michelangelo
What did modernist writer believe?
Modernist writers worked from 1900 to 1965. The writers were breaking away from the Victorian traditions. They turned away from writing about beauty and nature and away from the ornamental. Life was not all knowable. Authors tried surveying the inner minds of their characters.
Who worked in a bakery before auditioning for the X-Factor in one direction?
Harry Styles.
Did J.R.R. Tolkien know T S Eliot?
There is no evidence to suggest that J.R.R. Tolkien and T.S. Eliot knew each other personally. They worked in different literary circles and their writing styles and genres were quite different, with Tolkien being best known for his high fantasy works such as "The Lord of the Rings" and Eliot for his modernist poetry.
