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a time after what war?
World war first, 1914-1918
there were changes in?
industry, technology
there was a rise of power of?
international corporations
communication got developed too, where?
across the globe (cultural exchanges, transportation)
what is westernatization?
adoption of practisec of western europe, emancipation of women, individual political rights
what belongs to modern values?
education, literacy, electricity, democracy
when did women ge tthe right to vote in america?
1918
what are the characteristics of modernism?
use of images, symbols
what language is used in modernism?
colloquial language rather than formal
what is poetry close to?
sculptures and paintings
what is as important as content?
style, form and technique
what did modernists write about?
common things, wanted reader to see the world differently
who are the main modernist authors?
Ezra Pound
Thomas Stearns Eliot
Edward Cummings
who is the major figure of modernism, what did he define?
Ezra Pound, he defined aesthetic in poetry
what did all three auhotrs use?
imagism
what is imagism?
movement derived from japanese poetry, describing object with emotional and intellectual aspects and your attitude to it in the moment
what did ezra pound write?
The Cantos, in a station of a metro, the river-merchant's wife,
what did Eliot use, who was he editor of and what did he win?
he used imagism and symbolism, was an editor of all Pounds poems and he won Nobel prize
what theme did Eliot mostly write about?
disillusionment of post-war generation and religion
what is his most known work?
The Waste Land
what is the Waste Land?
a poem criticizing British society with mythology
What is Edward Cummings known for?
radical experiments with punctuation, spelling and syntax
who are his works popular among?
among young readers (simple, playful)
what themes did cummings write about?
love, sex, against war
what novel did cummings write and what poems?
novel: The Enormous Room (prison camp)
poems: a leaf falls with loneliness, you are tired i think, i carry your heart with me
why did america had to consider compulsory education for all after the civil war?
because of the immigrands from eastern and southern europe
as a result, teaching was mainly for?
women, womens profession
what is antebellum era?
era of rapid grow of cities which were unable to keep up
what are some prestigious schools?
harvard, yale, princeton, stanford
im america there is what education types?
pre-school 3-6
elementary 6-11 age
secondary (middle school and high school 11-18)
higher (18-20, degree of associate of arts)
university (18+, degrees)
what is the oldest uni in america
harvard 1636
what are the years in americas unis?
freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors
what is ivy league?
universities: harvard, yale, pennsylvania, princeton, columbia, brown, dartmouth, cornell
K12?
refers to 12 grades of education