Great Universal Writers Module 3

Movement based on the Genesis and on the idea of poems as a new thing.

Represents the first literary movement that emerged from Latin America and aroused worldwide.

Was inspired on the Mexican Revolution, and exalts dynamic nature of Modern World.

Main genre of Modernism

Refers to a movement in which capitalism, industry and superficial things overlaped art.

Avant-Garde movement based on the psychoanalysis that started on France. Dali as main exponent.

Avant-Garde Movement did not represented an artistic and ideological revolution...

Anti-dogmatism movement which attacked traditions, was against the eternal beauty and purity.

Spanish movement opposed to Modernism that was influenced by symbolism.

Italian Avant-Garde movement that glorified modernity and admired technology.

Its purpose is to solve a crime, find the criminal and the motive.

His writings reflect an admiration for beauty and a detailed description of feelings.

Experimented with poetic forms and figures. Precursor of the Avant-Garde

Movement that influenced architects because of its use of abstract geomety and saturated colors

It's subtle, limited to emotions and the atmosphere. Is psychologycal.

Novel written by Gabriel García Márquez that talks about Buendia family and uses magic realism

Modernismo was influenced by foreing writers, had exotic topics and symbols.

Term used to describe contemporary or recent culture. Mixes low and high culture.

Artists expressed their feelings about the artistic, political and social situations through...

Art arises from the emotional and spiritual experience of reality. Had exponents like Van Gogh.

Is a novel about Horacio Oliveira, first in Paris, then Argentina. It can be read in 2 ways.

Ruben Darío's most important work

It's a work that describes Mexico's City. A lot of characters give their point of view.

Works with the most primitive human feeling: fear. It is not psychological.

Subgenre born from Detective Fiction

New techniques and experimental art emerged in the...

Provides pseudo-scientific explanations and explores potential consequences of innovations.