Literary Movement
[5th NTRCA, 2009]
A literary movement is like a big group of writers who share similar ideas and styles when they write stories, poems, or plays. Imagine it as a bunch of friends who all love writing in a particular way. They might focus on certain themes, like love or nature, and use similar techniques, like using lots of imagery or experimenting with different structures. Literary movements often happen during certain times in history when writers need to change things or rebel against how things have been done before. For example, the Romantic movement in the 18th and 19th centuries was about expressing emotions and celebrating nature, while the Beat movement in the 1950s and 1960s was about rebellion and freedom. Sometimes, these movements have leaders or famous figures who inspire others to collaborate and create their works similarly. Literary movements help us understand how writers influence each other and how literature evolves.
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