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- 2. MODERNISM 1900-1945 Rejects Victorian standards of art Emphasizes impressionism and subjectivity Moves away from omniscient third-person
- 3. MODERNISM
- 4. MODERNISM
- 5. MODERNISM
- 6. MODERNISM
- 7. MODERNISM
- 8. THE MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERNISM INCLUDE: Different perspectives Irony and satire Allusions unexpected plot or no
- 9. POSTMODERNISM Postmodernism emerged after the Second World war as a reaction against “Modernism”. Like modernist literature,
- 10. “Life has no meaning a priori… It is up to you to give it a meaning,
- 11. WHEN? The term gradually crept in during 1970s! Articles and books on postmodernism started to be
- 12. POSTMODERN LITERATURE There are a few similarities to modernist literature. both are usually told from an
- 13. POSTMODERNISM It differs from modernism in its attitude toward a lot of these trends. Modernism, for
- 14. POSTMODERNISM Truth is an illusion, misused to gain power Truth and error are synonymous Logic relies
- 15. A List Of Postmodern Characteristics. Irony, playfulness, black humor Postmodern authors were certainly not the first
- 16. PASTICHE Many postmodern authors combined, or “pasted” elements of previous genres and styles of literature to
- 17. TEMPORAL DISTORTION Temporal distortion is a literary technique that uses a nonlinear timeline; the author may
- 18. TECHNOCULTURE AND HYPERREALITY Frederic Jameson called postmodernism the “cultural logic of late capitalism.” According to his
- 19. METAFICTION Writing about writing, often used to undermine the authority of the author and to advance
- 20. OTHER FEATURES OF POSTMODERNISM Intertextuality Allusions Different perspectives Temporal Distortion The use of non-linear timelines and
- 21. POSTMODERN LITERATURE: INFLUENTIAL WORKS Catch 22, Something Happened – Joseph Heller Slaughterhouse Five – Kurt Vonnegut
- 22. JULIAN PATRICK BARNES He was born 19 January 1946. J. Barnes is a contemporary English writer,
- 23. MAGICAL REALISM Arguably the most important postmodern technique, magical realism is the introduction of fantastic or
- 24. MAGIC REALISM The term "magic realism" appeared in Europe. It was invented in 1925 by German
- 30. MAGIC REALISM “Amaryllis Night and Day” by Russell Hoban “Blackberry wine” Joanne Harris “The Chemical Wedding”
- 31. SALMAN RUSHDIE “Novels are not to lay down rules but to ask questions.“ b. in Bombay,
- 32. FATWA – SENTENCE TO DEATH I inform all zealous Muslims of the world that the author
- 33. INTELLECTUAL NOVEL The term “intellectual novel” was suggested by Thomas Mann in 1924, after the publication
- 34. THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES tendency to literal experiments in terms of form and expressive means; intertextuality;
- 35. SIR WILLIAM GERALD GOLDING (19 September, 1911 – 19 June, 1993) British novelist, poet and Nobel
- 36. THE LORD OF FLIES a response to Robert Michael Ballantyne’s novel “Coral Island”(1858). Golding’s war experience
- 37. “The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all
- 38. WHAT IS DETECTIVE FICTION? a narrative in which a main character solves a crime, usually, but
- 39. DETECTIVE FICTION BY DEFINITION CONTAINS…
- 40. Sleuth: “private eye”/private investigator/detective investigating the case Sidekick: ”helper,” person/animal who helps detective investigate the crime
- 41. WHEN DETECTIVE FICTION APPEARS Poe: the founder of the genre The Murders In The Rue Morgue
- 42. LITERATURE SIGNIFICANCE AND RECEPTION "The Murders in the Rue Morgue": " changed the history of world
- 43. THE FIRST DETECTIVE NOVEL? William Godwin (1756–1836), an English journalist, political philosopher, and writer: Caleb Williams
- 44. CONCLUSION Modern detective fiction was born in part from related literary genres and in part from
- 45. TYPES & SUBTYPES (USUALLY RANKED BY THE SLEUTH INVOLVED ) The amateur sleuth The private investigator
- 46. “whodunit” “cozy” soft-boiled hard-boiled Espionage techno-thriller Whodunnit whydunit” how-catchem The plot opens with the discovery of
- 48. born in Edinburgh, of Irish and Catholic background trained to be a doctor at Edinburgh University
- 50. The first story published was “A Scandal in Bohemia” (Strand, 1891, the first to be illustrated
- 53. Pierre Bayard “plays the game” and has fun practicing a form of literary analysis he has
- 54. Agatha Christie (1890–1976) is the most widely published author and arguably the most popular detective author
- 55. HERCULE POIROT One of the “Great Detectives” - retired Belgian police officer Hercule Poirot - solves
- 56. MISS MARPLE Elderly village spinster Miss Marple uses her understanding of human nature to solve murders.
- 57. TOMMY & TUPPENCE Tommy & Tuppence - Christie’s romantic couple turned sleuths “Willing to do anything,
- 58. SCIENCE AND DETECTIVE FICTION The 1890s saw the emergence of other genres of popular writing, including
- 60. Wells’s mother was a servant, and his father, a shopkeeper. Wells left school early and worked
- 61. Wells wrote innumerable kinds of fiction, including political novels, comic novels, fables, utopias, realistic works, and
- 62. The Invisible Man (1896), one of his most famous stories, is remarkable not just for its
- 63. Wells’s science fiction is a political parable, forecasting a grim future for mankind.
- 64. ALDOUS HUXLEY 26 JULY 1894 – 22 NOVEMBER 1963
- 65. He entered the literary world while he was at Oxford, and published his first book, a
- 66. DYSTOPIA VS. UTOPIA Dystopia: an imaginary place where people lead dehumanized and often fearful lives Utopia:
- 68. Eric Arthur Blair Orwell fought in the Spanish civil war, and wrote a very perceptive book
- 69. ANTHONY BURGESS John Anthony Burgess Wilson (25 February 1917 – 22 November 1993) an English writer
- 70. Societal Critique of Violence -Moral Ambiguity of Violence -Youth/Gang Culture -The State -Tenticles of the State
- 71. THE MAZE RUNNER By James Dashner
- 72. THE MAZE RUNNER SERIES The Maze Runner (2009) The Scorch Trials (2010) The Death Cure (2011)
- 73. THE HUNGER GAMES BY SUZANNE COLLINS
- 74. WHAT IS CYBERPUNK? DEFINITION: - a cult genre of fiction characterized by “day-after-tomorrow” technological capabilities, and
- 75. TOPICAL THEMES Dystopia almost always takes place in a world where the majority are being or
- 76. SETTING Writers tend to use elements from the hard-boiled detective novel, film noir, and postmodernist prose.
- 77. PROTAGONISTS Protagonists usually include computer hackers, who are often patterned on the idea of the lone
- 78. WILLIAM GIBSON is an American-Canadian speculative fiction novelist who has been called the "noir prophet" of
- 79. SOCIETY AND GOVERNMENT Cyberpunk literature is used as a metaphor for the present days worries. It
- 80. What is steampunk? is a sub-genre of science fiction a subset of cyberpunk typically features steam-powered
- 81. Origin of the term The term “steampunk” originated in the late 1980s as a variant of
- 82. Precursors Steampunk is influenced by, and often adopts the style of the 19th-century scientific novels of
- 83. Main Features: 1.This retro-futuristic culture tends to be dark, grim, and features dystopian themes.
- 84. 2. Elements from the genres of fantasy, horror, historical fiction, alternate history, or other branches of
- 85. 3.Great attention to details.
- 86. 4. Includes alternative history-style presentations of such technology as lighter-than-air airships, analog computers, or some digital
- 87. Alan Campbell (7 July 1971) Scottish fantasy novelist "Fantasy-world steampunk“ presents steampunk in a completely imaginary
- 88. Campbell's debut novel was “Scar Night”, the first of the Deepgate Codex trilogy, followed by “Iron
- 89. Chick lit is genre fiction which addresses issues of modern womanhood, often humorously and lightheartedly. "Chick"
- 90. CHICK LIT was launched with the success of Bridget Jones’s Diary, a novel about a woman
- 91. TOP CHICK LIT BOOKS “Bridget Jones's Diary” by Helen Fielding “Confessions of a Shopaholic” by Sophie
- 94. THE MAIN FEATURES The pink books or covers with stylized female characters Written by women for
- 95. MORE MAIN FEATURES Outrageous situations Main character drifting through life Obsessed with fashion, weight, shopping Dating
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