Modernism Questionnaire
Modernism Questionnaire
Answer the questionnaire on the topic of modernism... keep in mind the first five points based on the video with.
the attached link. The remaining five with the guide
To evade political and social themes in their works, focusing mainly on the perfection of language.
And in the creation of magical and distant worlds.
He also stood out for creating beauty and shocking the reader through words, eliminating any
utility outlet.
He stood out in the French style to develop his own.
It also stood out for the erotic and romantic matches of people for them to interrelate and
they would meet the love of their lives.
This work was chosen due to the impact it had in its time.
This served as inspiration for other great authors.
It forms a fundamental part of the writings.
It emerged in a historical moment when the Hispanic American nations were building their identity.
He related to readers about magical places in nature and the countryside.
It opposes the centralization of thought.
Advocates for poetic independence.
Reject reality.
Introduce musicality.
Use exotic images.
Religious synchronization.
Rubén Darío
Amado Nervo (1870-1919)
Manuel Díaz Rodríguez (1871-1927)
José Asunción Silva (1865-1896)
Antoni Machado (1875-1939)
José Marti (1853-1895)
Julián del Casal (1863-1893)
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The main characteristics of modernism are: The rejection of everyday reality, before which the writer
one can escape in time evoking past and better eras or in space many of the poems
they develop in exotic and distant places.
This means that it had too many aspects, support, and that it was also very recognized, and besides that this for us
It helps to know the living and abandoned characteristics of modernism since it was a super interesting topic and that
can help us know many things about literature.
GUILLERMO VALENCIA
EDUARDO CASTILLO
De sobremesa is a novel in the form of a diary, framed by an introductory narrative. The protagonist, José
Fernández de Sotomayor y Andrade reads passages from the diary, of which he is the author, to a small circle of friends in
the after-dinner conversation that follows a refined meal.