That's the Theory!
This theory looks at the way women are treated in literature.
What is Feminist Theory?
This is the part of life Realists like to write about.
What is daily?
This event is why Harlem filled up so fast with African Americans.
What is the Great Migration?
The Modern period occurred between these two wars.
What are WWI and WWII?
When an author inserts himself into a story or writes about how he's writing, it's called this.
What is metafiction?
This theory marks the differences in the social classes.
What is Marxist Theory?
The distinct way people speak according to the area where they live is called this.
What is vernacular?
Much like the Romantics this poet liked to write sonnets.
Who is Countee Cullen?
Modern writers were terrified of this.
What is technology?
When an author pastes together many genres in a single work it's called this.
What is pastiche?
This theory traces its roots back to Sigmund Freud.
What is Psychoanalitic Theory?
Realism focuses on this more than plot.
What is character?
This movement in music was a part of the Harlem Renaissance.
What is Jazz?
In the Great Gatsby, one of the main themes is this.
What is old money vs. new money?
The central story in The Catcher in the Rye is told by the main character in this fashion.
What is stream of consciousness?
In Feminist Theory, this type of woman usually loses her life.
What is transgressive?
The Realism was a reaction to this.
What is Romanticism?
The Harlem Renaissance included music, writing, and this.
What is Art?
The Great Gatsby uses this type of narration in the character of Nick.
What is first person?
Mrs. Gill argues that Postmodernism is dead and has been replaced with this.
What is Dystopian fiction?
Within Marxist Theory, we can equate Aubeny's Plantation to this.
What is a factory?
The Realistic period in America occurred between these two wars.
What are The Civil War and WWI?
This event ended the Harlem Renaissance.
What is the Great Depression?
This quote typifies the Modern period.
What is "Making nothing out of something?"
Postmodern works are written with this kind of timeline.
What is non-linear?