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| A reaction to or break from previous styles of story telling. conscious movement away from conventional methods |
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| Attempt to offer or encourage a new way of looking at ourselves |
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| existential in philosophical Perspective |
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| Not a chronological time period, but a new style or approach |
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| Marked by a strong and conscious break from traditional forms and techniques |
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| Historical discontinuity alienation loss and despair are typial characteristics or factors |
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| Rejects traditional society and its values |
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| Emphasizes individual over society and the unconscious over the self conscious |
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| Emphasizes passion and individual will over reason and systematic morality |
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| It is a reaction to realism and naturalism and the science of their foundations |
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| It is highly experimental in language, form, and symbol |
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| It is based on the belief of "the impossibility of accessing the truth" and that "you can't tell a story anymore, especially if you want to get the truth" |
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| Oresents a world with no anchor, no commitment |
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| utilizes a defamiliarism method to force us to see things a new way |
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| Denial of order and fragmentation |
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| Alienation and social individualism |
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| Discontinuity, alienation, intricate forms or repetition of images, opposition of order, anti-hero |
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| On themes, work exists in and of its own |
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| Fragmentation vs totalarization |
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| Indeterminacy, not definite answers |
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| The more we learn, the more we are humbled by our inability to explain ourselves |
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| Decanonization, so special words, deligitimize the master codes of society |
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| Removal of the organizing principles we are used to |
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| Connections without sequence |
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| Deviation from the trope, the master narrative, a common cliche type of story |
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| Emphasis on aesthetic impact rather than intact form |
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| The self is often obscured, the narrator is not fleshed out |
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| Sometimes plays with the notion that there is no "you" there, we are defined by hte people around us |
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| carnivalization, assaulting good with evil, celebrating immorality or attacks on traditional morality |
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| Hybridization,not quite journalism or fiction, but something in between |
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| Unrepresentable, that which traditionally can not be presented is revealed, even emphasized or glorified |
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| Sometimes characterized by performance and participation |
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| African-americans move to northern cities |
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