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THE MODERN AGE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - vision of the war: clean and cleansing,
        death is seen as a reward, only the body suffer, sentimental attitude about the conflict
        
        The soldier
        
        sentimental and romantic way to see the conflict, death is nothing compared to have served for your homeland (patriotism)
      - died in 1915 by blood poisoning so he didn't experiment the brutality of the war.
        He became a romantic hero
    - - represent the war in a realistic way, he want to awake people about the conflict and about the brutality of that
      - Dulce et Decorum Est
        
        it's based on his experience in the trenches
        
        the title mean sweet and honourable(
        
        realistic vision and description of trenches and soldiers conditions, the nonsense of the conflict and the nonsense and the criticism of propaganda and patriotism
      - he died a week before the end of the war on fourth november 1918
- - - - Interior monologue: frequent lack of chronological order, the actions are in the character's mind, immediate speech, verbal expression of a psychic phenomenon(stream of consciousness). Types: 1) indirect interior monologue where the narrator maintains control, logical and grammatical organisation. 2) direct interior monologue where the narrator doesn't exist and the there is an inner time(irregular, disrupted)
- - - - consists of 15 short stories set in dublin, in 3 of this stories he talks about childhood, in 4 he talks about adolescence, in other 4 he talks about maturity and in the last 4 he talks about public life
        
        he write using realism and symbolism, all the stories begin in medias res, in his stories use the interior monologue: free direct speech and free direct thought, he use different linguistic registers and he use epiphany
        
        the epiphany is a particulary moment of the narration where something lead the protagonist to a sudden self-realisation about themselves