The 20th Century Literature - Lecture 15 | Introduction to A-Z English Literary Periods
Channel: English Professor [.ORG]
Date: 16/07/2023

Venture into a time of unparalleled literary innovation with Lecture 15, 'The 20th Century Literature,' an essential component of our 'Introduction to A-Z English Literary Periods' course. This video dives deep into the complex and diverse literary landscape of the 20th century, a period characterized by radical experimentation in form, style, and genre.

In '15 The 20th Century Literature,' we explore an era shaped by two World Wars, rapid technological advances, shifting social norms, and profound philosophical questioning. This period saw the emergence of movements such as modernism, postmodernism, and existentialism, which revolutionized literary expression.

We explore the groundbreaking works of writers such as James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, George Orwell, and Samuel Beckett, examining their innovative use of stream-of-consciousness, fragmented narratives, free verse, and absurdist themes.

From Joyce's explorations of the inner psyche in 'Ulysses' to Eliot's fragmented vision of the modern world in 'The Waste Land,' this video offers a comprehensive view of the 20th century's challenging and diverse literary output.

Whether you're a literature student, a history buff, or a passionate learner, '15 The 20th Century Literature' immerses you in an era of daring literary experimentation and rich intellectual exploration.

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