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Global Experience, : - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Hard Times, explores how society and its standards, can have detrimental effects on family life and an individual's personal life. While also tackling the dynamic between the employees and the owners or the working class vs the rich.
  - - - Thomas Hardy
        
        Thomas Hardy's story, challenges the status quo of society and the importance of religion/faith. Making the point that nothing really matters, because everything that can happen is by chance only. Forcing you to be in control of your own life and nothing less.
- - - - Romanticism: Arts and literature that originated in the late 18th century. Embracing a inspiration, subjectivity, and the individual self.
      - Emma, highlights the consequences of imagination and the effects it has on the social life of the characters throughout the novel. Depicted entirely from Emma and her almost delusional outlook on reality
    - - Virginia Woolf
        
        To the Lighthouse, tackles themes of modernism post ww1 and subjective reality. Regarding life and how time can drastically change the lives of individual characters and how they cope with said changes.
  - - - The Drowned World, conveys how human nature can be altered, while society still tries to endure despite the natural and physical changes occurring in humanity
- - - - Colonization and immigration reshaped British society for genreations. Economically through a global market that relyed on trade with other countries and socially through ethnic classification.
      - British and Indian identity coming into conflcit. Rooted in immigration from former British colonies part of the Common Wealth era and post colonization
    - - Hanif Kureishi
        
        The Buddha of Suburbia, tells the complexities behind race and identity in a society that doesn't accept you. Forcing characters to find a their own peace through self-acceptance
      - Immigration: Act of coming and living in a foreign country
    - - Modernism: Allowed writers to express themselves in more experimental ways
        
        Non-linear narratives and free flowing intro thoughts and monologues
        
        Realism: Literary movement that represents reality by portraying mundane, everyday experiences.
      - Zadie Smith
        
        NW, Follows the perspectives of numerous characters and their vastly different lives. Ranging from the drug addicts and poor, the middle class, and those part of the upper class. Each character life emphasizes an aspect of society and them still trying to navigate through life both internally and externally.