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What constitutes Modernism in literature?
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Modernism in literature involves rejection and revaluation of the past

As a conscious break from established political, religious, and social views, Modernist writing aims to challenge its reader’s perceptions. It is critical of history yet often takes a playful and creative approach in making sense of it.

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