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Steinbeck is generally considered a modernist writer, particularly in his focus on social issues, the struggles of the working class, and his narrative style that reflects the disillusionment of the era. While some elements of his work can be seen as precursors to postmodernism, his overall style and themes align more closely with modernist literature.
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What is a postmodernist work most likely to have that a modernist work?
A postmodernist work is more likely to have elements of pastiche, intertextuality, and metafiction compared to a modernist work. Postmodernist works often challenge traditional narrative structures and question the authority of the author.
Which is something postmodernist believed modernist did not?
That humans could create an orderly society
What is something modernist and postmodernist writers have in common?
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Which beliefs did modernist and postmodernist share?
Members of both groups believed that something was broken in our culture.
Why is Andy Warhol's Campbell Soup considered postmodernist?
It is actually Pop Art. The term Post-modernist was created late 1980s. If this painting had been made in 90s we might have discussed the term.
What is one difference in the way modernist and postmodernist viewed older art forms?
Modernists believed that older art forms were no longer useful; Postmodernists believed that older are forms should be made fun of.
Scholars who take a postmodernist approach claim that?
Scholars who take a post-modernist approach claim that significant aspects of post-modernity has failed. They also claim science is no longer sufficient for answering all of our questions.
A postmodernist visual artist photocopies a classic Renaissance painting and places that photocopy within her own painting This is an example of the postmodernist tendency to?
A postmodernist visual artist photocopies a classic Renaissance painting and places that photocopy within their own painting, this is an example of the postmodernist tendency to mix high and low art.
What time period did Steinbeck write in?
In terms of American Literary History, Steinbeck was a modernist in the same vein as Hemingway and Fitzgerald. However, Steinbeck's work is often Romantic in nature.In terms of an actual time period, Steinbeck wrote professionally during the 1929 to 1962. His last novel, The Winter of Our Discontent, can be described as "post-modern."
What is the postmodernist approach on health and ill health?
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What is the definition of time and space in postmodernist literature?
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What photographers' work is considered an example of postmodernist art?
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