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How do T. S. Eliot and Ezra Pound differ in their approach to Modernist poetry?
Eliot used myth and literary references, while Pound focused on concise, Imagist poetry.
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How does William Faulkner use stream of consciousness in The Sound and the Fury?
→ He presents inner thoughts in a fragmented, nonlinear way to explore time and memory.
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How does T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land reflect fragmentation and disillusionment?
t uses multiple voices, literary allusions, and a chaotic structure to depict postwar despair.
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How did World War I influence the Modernist movement in American literature?
It led to disillusionment, questioning of traditional values, and a focus on chaos and uncertainty.
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How did Gertrude Stein’s writing style challenge traditional narratives?
She used repetition, rhythm, and experimental language to break conventional storytelling.
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What was Ezra Pound’s role in shaping Modernist poetry?
He promoted Imagism, concise language, and innovation with his motto "Make it new."
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How did Modernist writers experiment with literary form and structure?
They used free verse, multiple perspectives, fragmented storytelling, and nontraditional syntax
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In what ways does Robert Frost’s poetry reflect both traditional and Modernist elements?
→ He used traditional forms but explored Modernist themes like doubt, isolation, and ambiguity.
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What are the key characteristics of Modernist literature?
Fragmentation, stream of consciousness, non-linear narratives, alienation, and a break from traditional forms.
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. What role does symbolism play in Fitzgerald and Faulkner’s works?
→ Fitzgerald’s green light symbolizes unattainable dreams, while Faulkner’s decaying South represents cultural decline.
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What is the significance of the theme of alienation in Modernist literature?
→ It reflects the individual's struggle with modern society, isolation, and the loss of meaning.
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How does The Great Gatsby critique the American Dream?
It shows the corruption of wealth, illusion vs. reality, and the emptiness of material success.
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