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The Modern Novel - Coggle Diagram

- - - - They forced novelists into a
        position of moral and
        psychological uncertainty.
- - - - Joseph Conrad, who tried to record the mystery
        of human experience.
      - David Herbert Lawrence, who centred his work
        on the liberating function of sexuality.
      - Edward Morgan Forster, whose recurrent theme
        is the complexity of human relationships and the
        analysis of the contrast between two different cultures.
  - - - explored the mind of one or more characters;
      - gave voice to their characters’ thoughts.
      - experimented with subjective narrative techniques;
  - - - The most
        important were:
        
        George Orwell, who attacked totalitarianism;
        
        Aldous Huxley, who criticised the ideals of
        scientific progress.