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 * < James Joyce's novel '//Ulysses//' first published in its entirety in 1922,is considered to be one of the most important works in Modernist Literature || Published in 1902, Joseph Conrad's novella is regarded as a significant work in English literature and part of the western canon, exposing a darker side of European colonization. ||


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 * ‘//To the Lighthouse//’ written by Virginia Woolf is landmark of high modernism. First published in 1927, he novel includes little dialogue and almost no action; most of it is written as thoughts and observations || Written by T.S Eliot, this 434 line modernist poem published in 1922 is considered to be one of the most important poems of the 20th Century. ||
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 * //With 'The Sound and the Fury'// William Faulkner recreates the thought patterns of the human mind and furthers the development of the style 'stream of consciousness'. || Written by Ford Madox Ford, the novel published in 1915, uses a series of flashbacks to drive its non-linear narrative through the perspective of a non-reliable narrator. ||
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 * The original 1933 classic film, '//King Kong//' was a breakthrough in cinema technology with its use of stop motion animation. Highly regarded as one of the best and most influential films of all time. || Orson Welles' //'F For Fake'// based on the speculation of art forgery and fraud in general is widely labeled as a cinematic essay and applauded as a pioneer in stylistic editing. ||
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 * Piet Mondrian, Composition with Blue, Red and Yellow, 1930 || A scene from Samuel Beckett's '//Waiting for Godot//', which is known as the most important absurdist work in the modernist movement. ||
 * * ==Background Information on Modernism== || * ==A Slideshow on Modernist Literature== ||
 * * ==Timeline in Modernism== || * ==Poetry in Modernism== ||
 * * == Modernist Literary Theory== || * ==An Overview of Modernism== ||

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