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THE LOST GENERATION
Mind map: The Lost Generation
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THE LOST GENERATION
- Gertrude Stein's epigraph to Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises" (1926)
JAZZ AGE
ROARING TWIENTIES
Postwar disillusionment
American expatriates
Leisure, consumerism, changing moral codes
- Moral and physical WASTELANDS
Narrative innovations to represent EXPERIENCE
- filmmaking techniques
- Effaced narration
- drawbacks of “omniscience”
- Multiple Limited Shifting PERSPECTIVE
- Focalization unreliable narration
- homodiegesis-heterodiegesis
- Breaking-up NARRATIVE TIME Anachronies
- filmmaking techniques
F. Scott Fitzgerald
- The Great Gatsby 1925
- Moral and natural barrenness
- MYTHS review
- Arthuriad
- American Dream
- Class Gender Race
- Nostalgia Past referents
- evocative style
- The Great Gatsby 1925
Ernest Hemingway
- Hills Like White Elephants (1927)
- First published in "Transition" included in "Men Without Women" (1927)
- Scene Time
- Lean style
- Iceberg theory, subtext, understatement, lexical riddle
- Hills Like White Elephants (1927)
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- Unit 3 UNED American Literature. The Lost Generation with the mandatory readings, The Great Gatsby and Hills Like White Elephants
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- Rafa Martín Fernández
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