Friday, February 5, 2016

MODERN NOVEL


-       Modern novel Competes with film & radio.
-       Poetry lost its place in Modern Society.
-       Poetry provides compression of meanings though metaphysical expression.
-       Many divorces & domestic disturbances were mentioned.
-       Author & audience should consider same meaning.
-       It was an Age of disintegration & interrogation.
-       Old values discarded & replaced by new values.
-       Man was caught between two worlds, one dying, the other seeking to be born.
-       Society is not homogenous.
-       It was Difficult to choose between communism & capitalism.
-       Lock of Belief in God & Scepticism was prevailing
-       There was Confidence in science & fear of atomic bomb.
-       Every belief was riddled with doubt.
-       There was the Absence of any common values.
-       Compression of meaning not possible in poetry.
-       In prose ambiguity can be clarified.
-       There was Analytical scientific approach.
-       There was Development of psychology.
-       Realism / Impressionism / Symbolism were introduced.
-       Technique of Stream of consciousness was introduced.
-       Self consciousness.
-       Boldness and Sexual frankness.
-       There was the Disintegration of society.
VIRGINIA WOOLF
-       Stream of consciousness.
-       Use of symbols.
-       Study of inside, inner drama of mind.
-       Poetic temperament.
-       Life and process of living is important.
-       Usual, mental & emotional impressions.
JAMES JOYCE
-       Free association, stream of consciousness.
-       Use of symbols being an Artist.
-       Born linguist considers language machinery.
-       Speech occupies the dominant association area.
JOSEPH CONRAD
-       Impressionistic technique
-       Unusual insight.
-       Third person as if in conversation.
-       Characters frustrated by their own passions & impulses.
-       Expose social abuses & social prejudices.
-       Intellectual sympathy, single – heartedness.
-       Realism.



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