The Great War and Disillusionment
The Lost Generation
New Conventions
Major Concepts
Style and Form
100

World War I

What major global event led to the modernist movement?

100

It tells us more about who was a part of the lost generation.

How does paragraph 4 add to the development of the text?

100

Trends in society.

What did modernist fiction reject?

200

Artists' desire to rebel and find new ways to respond to the changing world?

What created the modernist movement?

200

A type of first-person narration that tunes into a character's private thoughts.

What is stream of consciousness narration?

300

Soldiers were unprepared to deal with trauma from the chaos and brutality.

Why were soldiers disillusioned during this time period?

300

People who came of age during or after World War I.

Who is the lost generation?

400

Broken grammatical rules, allusion, irony, satire, and experimenting with new themes.

What are some conventions of modernism?

500

Many artistic and literary conventions.

What previous practices or ideals did modernism reject?

500

Gertrude Stein, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ezra Pound, and T.S. Elliot.

Who are some of the American writers of the "Lost Generation"?

500

Character traits, plotlines, and conventions of grammar syntax.

What did modernist fiction writers experiment with in writing?