MODERNISM The Civil War has ended and America had to rebuild. The unequal distribution of wealth has caused a number of changes. WWI is in the near future….what.

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MODERNISM The Civil War has ended and America had to rebuild. The unequal distribution of wealth has caused a number of changes. WWI is in the near future….what is going through people’s minds? What are they feeling? How has life and the US changed? The Civil War has ended and America had to rebuild. The unequal distribution of wealth has caused a number of changes. WWI is in the near future….what is going through people’s minds? What are they feeling? How has life and the US changed?

Modernism: literary movement which spanned the time period between the wars (Ends with WWII beginning!) Mostly characterized by REJECTION of the PAST and EXPERIMENTATION and CHANGE for the FUTURE. MODERNISM

WORLD WAR I CREATES LOST GENERATION The lost generation forms when young soldiers return home after being called to war. The lost generation forms when young soldiers return home after being called to war. The battles they experienced make them feel disillusioned by the American dream. The battles they experienced make them feel disillusioned by the American dream.

Loss of idealism leads to hedonism, corruption, and ruthless business. Loss of idealism leads to hedonism, corruption, and ruthless business. People were more focused on themselves and rejected God. People were more focused on themselves and rejected God. Money and riches were abundant, leading the people to a morality shift seen in the club and dance scene exploding! Money and riches were abundant, leading the people to a morality shift seen in the club and dance scene exploding! This is best seen in the flapper dance craze of the time to follow the new sounds of jazz music! This is best seen in the flapper dance craze of the time to follow the new sounds of jazz music! THE ROARING 20’S AND JAZZ AGE!

WOMEN'S NEW ROLE Women get the right to VOTE (19 th Amendment) Women get the right to VOTE (19 th Amendment) Women’s fashion changes (FLAPPER!) Women’s fashion changes (FLAPPER!) More women in work force. More women in work force. Modern conveniences make it easier for women to go outside of their traditional roles. Modern conveniences make it easier for women to go outside of their traditional roles.

PROHIBITION

GREAT DEPRESSION Though wealth and materialism had taken over the American spirit, it would not last. Though wealth and materialism had taken over the American spirit, it would not last. The stock market crash of 1929 spurred on the Great Depression. The stock market crash of 1929 spurred on the Great Depression. The dust bowl destroys the farming land of the Midwest. EVERYONE IS OUT OF MONEY AND NOW FOOD IS HARD TO COME BY! The dust bowl destroys the farming land of the Midwest. EVERYONE IS OUT OF MONEY AND NOW FOOD IS HARD TO COME BY!

HARLEM RENAISSANCE African Americans begin the Great Migration to northern cities and begin living in cultural centers producing art, music, and literature to depict the new freedoms but racial tensions they still face. African Americans begin the Great Migration to northern cities and begin living in cultural centers producing art, music, and literature to depict the new freedoms but racial tensions they still face. Writer Langston Hughes

HARLEM RENAISSANCE Many looked to themselves to convey the experience of being black in a predominantly white world. Many looked to themselves to convey the experience of being black in a predominantly white world. Created “The New Negro” : African-Americans who are sophisticated, self-aware, well-educated and have a strong racial pride Created “The New Negro” : African-Americans who are sophisticated, self-aware, well-educated and have a strong racial pride Countee CullenZora Neale HurstonW.E.B. Du Bois

MODERNISM WRITERS: Modernist Writers: F. Scott Fitzgerald F. Scott Fitzgerald Earnest Hemingway Earnest Hemingway William Faulkner William Faulkner

MODERNISM WRITERS Many of these writers were expatriates- experienced more of WWI’s devastation Many of these writers were expatriates- experienced more of WWI’s devastation Unhappy with America’s new seemingly conformist culture Unhappy with America’s new seemingly conformist culture New products make everyone want the same things New products make everyone want the same things Advertising creating a new perception of what world should be Advertising creating a new perception of what world should be Worried that individual, particularly artist, would be lost- alienation is major motif of works! Worried that individual, particularly artist, would be lost- alienation is major motif of works!

STYLES OF LITERATURE Stream of Consciousness: literary style where a person’s thoughts and feelings (unconscious mind) are depicted in a continuous, uninterrupted flow (Nick Carraway) Stream of Consciousness: literary style where a person’s thoughts and feelings (unconscious mind) are depicted in a continuous, uninterrupted flow (Nick Carraway) Imagism- Poetry in which images were presented without commentary (Ezra Pound) Imagism- Poetry in which images were presented without commentary (Ezra Pound) Objectivism – Poetry in which objects were presented and depicted on their own (William Carlos Williams) Objectivism – Poetry in which objects were presented and depicted on their own (William Carlos Williams) Fragmented Perspective- shows the feelings of the lost generation. Most famous poem is “The Waste Land” by T. S. Eliot Fragmented Perspective- shows the feelings of the lost generation. Most famous poem is “The Waste Land” by T. S. Eliot

SCAVENGER HUNT Go to one of the alphabet flaps around the room. In each packet, there is a question. Read the question, then find the answer at the bottom of ANOTHER flap. The next question inside is your new clue. Search the room for it. Go to one of the alphabet flaps around the room. In each packet, there is a question. Read the question, then find the answer at the bottom of ANOTHER flap. The next question inside is your new clue. Search the room for it. You should write each question and each answer down; this will be your study guide for this unit!!!!! You should write each question and each answer down; this will be your study guide for this unit!!!!! This is a race, so who ever finishes first with all the right answers will WIN! This is a race, so who ever finishes first with all the right answers will WIN!

MODERNISM CLOSURE We have spent time looking at pictures, videos, and ideas of the time….. We have spent time looking at pictures, videos, and ideas of the time….. What would you have looked like in this time frame? What would you have done? What would you write about? What would you have looked like in this time frame? What would you have done? What would you write about? Create a visual of you in the modernism time frame, with a description of your job and some things you may have written about on the bottom! Create a visual of you in the modernism time frame, with a description of your job and some things you may have written about on the bottom!