F.+New+Culture+-+Part+II


 * **1920s**
 * New Culture - Part II** Each group should post his/her responses in the cells below.Make sure that both questions are answered fully. Include your first name + last initial at the bottom of your cell. ||
 * **Period 2** || **Period 3** || **Period 5** ||
 * Summary Statement:

After the war, many writers began to pop up and bring a sort of literary revival. There was a new genre, and many new pieces of literatrue that brought fame and controversy. || Summary Statement:

In the 1920's new culture spread far and wide and influenced young wrriters and showed them the dark sides of WWI and the "Klan". || Summary Statement: New culture after war influenced many writers from realities of war, tactics of fundmentals, and Klan brutality. It influenced other wirters to retrieve the literature that was dropped and made it better/modernized the language ||
 * Supporting Details/Key Terms:

__Gertrude Stein__: Expatriate livng in Paris. She was one of the first writers to popularize a modernist style starting with her 1906 book "Three LIves"

__F. Scott Fitzgerald__: He wrote a 1920 novel, "This Side of Paradise." It was popular with flappers. He also wrote "The Great Gatsby (1925)" It was criticized alot. He became an alcoholic. At the end of the decade he moved to Hollywood and became a script writer.

__Ernest Hemingwayway__: He was a World War I veteran, and had his own style of writing. He wrote "The Sun Also Rises (1926)," "A Farewell to Arms(1929)." He won the Pulitzer Prize for "The Old Man and the Sea (1952)."

__T.S. Eliot__: He had modernist ideas in work. He was a poet, and his work became a benchmark for modern literature.

K. Richmond C. Seguro || Supporting Details/Key Terms: "Lost Generation": All young people who served in the war.

Gertrude Stein-created as being one of the 1st writers to popularize modernist writing style starting with her 1906 book Three Lives.

F. Scott Fitzgerald- overnight success; 1920 novel This side of Paradise became very popular with the Young Flappers and his second novle The Great Gatsby(1925) achieved much critical acclaim

Ernest Hemmingway- WWI veteran moved away from traditional writing styles and instead developed his own lean, declarative style. He wrote 3 books The sun also Rises(1926) A Farewell to Arms(1929) and The old man and the sea(1952)- won a pulitzer prize

William Faulkner- Harsh novels The Soldier's Pay (1926) The Sound and the Fury (1929) As I Lay Dying (1930)

T.S. Eliot- exemplified the modernist ideal in much of his work disenchantment and a sense of helplessness became the benchmark for modern literature

Matt Carlson Jonathan Ferreira || Supporting Details/Key Terms:
 * Gertrude Stein - One of the first few writers to popularize a modernist writing style
 * F. Scott Fitzgerald - Was an almost overnight success with his 1920's novel, "This Side of Paris".
 * Ernest Hemingway- WWI veteran, developed his own lean, declartive style. He wrote two novels which one of the novel gave him a Pulitzer Prize.
 * Writers of Lost Generation - Inculded Will Faulkner and T.S. Eliot. William's contribution to early modernization of writing were harsh war novels, "Soldier's Pay", "Sound of Fury", and "As I lay Dying". T.S. Exemplified the modernist ideal in much of his work. T.S. literature became a benchmark for writing.
 * American writers became expatriates, including their own artistic values.

Karan Shah and Megan Hinchcliffe ||