Across
- 1. promote jazz music, drugs, sexuality, Buddhism, and all "hip" and free ideals
- 4. Consists of political and philosophical writings about reason and common sense.
- 5. consists of a noticeable shift in expression and writing style from previous movements like the great depression
- 6. based on oral tradition of stories, fables, tales, myths, and chants
- 8. Written by immigrants who left Europe to find religious freedom
- 9. concentrated outburst of African-American art, writing, and music from Harlem
- 10. Lines are blurred between popular culture, literature, and art. The interpretation of reality is more important that the concrete experience of reality itself
- 13. Written by first immigrants coming to america to settle a new land
Down
- 2. Shares beliefs about the natural and spiritual world
- 3. intentional creation of literature by authors from diverse cultural backgrounds
- 7. realated to post-modernism but focused on relationships, connections between people, and evoking emotioin
- 11. Promotes facts over intellectual or emotional reasoning. includes stories of everyday people and is written in natural language
- 12. related to realism but it focuses specifically on social issues caused by industrialization. includes dark, tragic stories of struggle