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Perspectives in Contemporary Literature - Coggle Diagram
Perspectives in Contemporary Literature
Understanding 'Contemporary'
Literature produced in the recent past and present, reflecting societal conditions, ideologies, and artistic innovations.
Often associated with post-2000 literature but remains a flexible concept.
Not just time-based but also involves engagement with current political, social, and technological themes.
Tracking Cultural Shifts in Literature
Evolution of recurring themes.
New narrative techniques and structures.
Reinterpretation of past literature.
How literature reflects societal change.
Reader and critical responses.
Insights from psychology, sociology, and media studies.
Key Factors Influencing Contemporary Literature
Technological Advancements
Identity Politics
Environmental Concerns
Sociopolitical Events
Globalization
Postmodern & Post-postmodern Sensibilities
Shifting Reading Habits
Media Convergence
Academic Discourse
Market Forces
Postmodern Landscapes & The 'Now'
New Literary Terms
Altermodernism
Hypermodernism
Metamodernism
Digimodernism
The New Sincerity
Experimental Literature
Improvisation
structured rules
intermediality
digital and handcrafted elements
challenges norms
explores new literary forms
Avant-Garde & Experimentalism
Avant-Garde
Originally a military term, associated with political radicalism in literature.
Experimentalism
Draws from scientific innovation, extends artistic boundaries.