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Modern/Postmodernism

By Nlarussa24
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    Modern

  • A Study in Scarlet, By Arthur Doyle

    A Study in Scarlet, By Arthur Doyle
    This was the firt sherlock homes book to come out where sherlock and doctor watson make thier first appearence. The book is about sherlock and watson simply just solving a murder witch is why its called a study in scarlet. This is related to other modern works at the time because it is a dark deep thinking phsychological story to keep the reader interested witch related to other books at the time.

  • Stary Night

    Stary Night
    Stary Night is a painting drew by Vincet Van Goh showing large stars nest to mountain over a village. This is an example of exparimentalism because of the heavy brush strokes in the surealistic sky.

  • ill never smile again, By Frank Sinatra and Ruth Lowe.

    ill never smile again, By Frank Sinatra and Ruth Lowe.
    This is a song about someone so in love that he believes if they break up then he wont be able to smile, love or feel again. It's a very melodic peice of music that reflects many other of the songs created at the time with its slow beat and lyrics along with the operatic vocals.
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    Post-Modern

  • Paint it Black, By The Rolling Stones

    Paint it Black, By The Rolling Stones
    This is a song about the writers depression and how hes jeuloous of others who dont ave to deal with it so he wants the world to be black to feel normal. This is an example of postmodern music because it is upbeat and more aggresive lyrics and vocals in controst to the old modern melodic slow style.

  • The Westing Game, By Ellen Raskin

    The Westing Game, By Ellen Raskin
    This was a mystery style type of book where 16 heirs to Sam Westing's fortune assemble at the Sunset Towers apartment building where they're organized into pairs and charged with solving a puzzle. This relates to postmodern literature because thier is many examples of irony skeptipism and unreliable narratation to keep the reader on thier toes and entertained.

  • Batman, By David Finch

    Batman, By David Finch
    This is a picture of batman by David Finch from the dark knight comic. This is an example of postmodern art because of the realistic drawing of batman and how it looks like something you can see in real life opposed to modern art witch often looks unrealistic.