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What is Modernism?

Definition of Modernism

Modernism is a literary movement that is typically sited as having taken place between 1914 (with the onset of WWI) and 1965. Modernistic writers experimented with ficiton and language, and came up with stream of consciousness writing, or writing exactly what one thinks.

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