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1. � Modernism came as a reaction against Romanticism. 2. � Modernism is divided into 3 different periods and encompasses the whole 20th Century. 3. � Modernist writers were worried in imprinting their own views of reality. 4. � Modernists had a tendency to reject history, social systems, and emphasize alienation in modern urban and industrial societies. 5. � One of the concerns of Modernist writers was the rejection of religion and anger against the effects of the World Wars. 6. � The plot, characters and themes of Modernist texts are always presented in a linear way. 7. � Virginia Woolf tended to conform to the rules of her times. 8. � One of the features of Woolf’s novels was the stream of consciousness. 9. � By using the stream of consciousness, Woolf introduced her reader into interior life of a character by a reproduction of what society was like in the beginning of the 20th century. 10. � As a woman of her time she had hardly any scope to have any knowledge of the sordid and brutal aspects of life. 11. � Mrs Dalloway is consistent with other modernist works as the events of the story fall within the category of the everyday life. 12. � In his novels and essays Aldous Huxley played the role of a critical observer of accepted traditions, customs, social norms and ideals. 13. � Huxley conformed to the potentially harmful applications of the so- called scientific progress to mankind in his writings. 14. � Brave New World is a novel of ideas, where the characters and plot are secondary, not to say simplistic. 15. � Brave New World is an ironic commentary on contemporary values. KEY: Items 1/ 3/ 4/ 5/ 8/ 10/ 11/ 12/ 14/ 15 are true.
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