Postwar Changes and Uncertainty

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Postwar Changes and Uncertainty Chapter 31

What do you think was the most influential change in the postwar years? How did each of the following reflect the changing attitudes of the postwar era?

Changes in Science Einstein’s Theory of Relativity Sigmund Freud’s theory of the “unconscious”

Literature How does this reflect the time period? Many anxious and writing disturbing things of the present and future T.S Eliot- society has lost spiritual value. Lost hope and faith Nietzche- Western ideas like progress, democracy and reason have stifled creativity and actions. Wanted return to pride, assertiveness and strength. (Germany and Italy). Existentialism: No universal meaning to life. Each person creates their own. The “Lost Generation”- American writers moving to Europe trying to find the “meaning in life”.

Art- Painting Wanted to paint emotion and imagination rather than realism. Surrealism: “Beyond or above reality” Cubism George Braque- Pablo Picasso-

Picasso’s “Guernica”

Art- Music New styles and irregular rhythms- composers. Jazz! African Americans in New Orleans, Memphis and Chicago. “New Freedom of the Age”.

Women War effort= Independence Women’s suffrage!- U,S, Britain, Germany, Sweden, Austria Clothing Smoking Drinking Hairstyles Birth Control New Careers- medicine, education, journalism

Technology Improves Life Automobiles- impacts? Airplanes- impacts? Lindberg Radio- impacts? Motion Pictures Hollywood! Charlie Chaplin

Other Modern Conveniences Refrigerator Washing Machine Coffee Pot Vacuum Cleaner Iron

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Based on what we have learned… What continuities and changes can we see from the time period pre WWI and post WWI?

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