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an organisation dedicated to advancing democratic socialism through gradual reform rather than revolution
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advocates believed that beauty itself was the highest goal of art and artistic expression should be independent of ethical and social concerns
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indulging in artificiality, dandyism and exotic experiences
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a key British journal, named after its bold, yellow cover. It’s influence caused the 1890s to be named the Yellow Decade
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another magazine, rival to The Yellow Book
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Reacting against Victorian realism, modernist writers and artists experimented with form, perspective, and subjectivity, seeking new ways to express the rapidly changing world
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capturing the flow of human thought
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abandoning the usual plot structure
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moment of sudden realisation
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champions Irish drama and nationalism. Cofunded by W. B Yeats. Members: Lady Gregory, J. M Synge, Douglas Hyde
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sought to create a distinctly Irish national literature
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Yeats idea of a historical cycle
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a group of writers who rejected victorian traditions in favour of progressive methods. Virginia and Leopold Woolf, Vanessa and Clive Bell, Roger Fry, Lytton Strachey, John Keynes, Duncan Grant, Dora Carrington
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a bridge between victorian and modernist fiction. Shifts focus towards the complexities of human relationships and psychological depth. Followed a linear structure, rich descriptions
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developed by Henry James, focused on the internal thoughts of a single character
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developed by Henry James, this technique controls the readers’ acces to information by filtering events through the conciousness of a particular character
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The Auden Circle: W. H Auden, Stephen Spender, Cecil Day Lewis, and Louis MacNeice. Explored the political crisis of the 1930s
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There was a shift from political activism to personal and philosophical exploration. Deep explorations of morality, evil, human nature, and spirituality
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