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1 10:4 Cultural Innovations Art and Literature – “bohemian” (artistic and unconventional lifestyle) – Greenwich Village (Manhattan) – Chicago’s South Side

2 10:4 Art – John Marin A city is “alive”

3 10:4 Art – Charles Scheeler Cubism mixed with photography

4 10:4 Art – Edward Hopper Realism Modern life is full of isolation and disenchantment

5 10:4 Poets and Writers – Carl Sandburg – Willa Cather Glorified the West and Great Plains

6 10:4 Poets and Writers – Gertrude Stein – Ezra Pound – T.S. Eliot Modernism is full of empty dreams and promises

7 10:4 Poets and Writers – “Lost Generation” Writers who left America after WWI Wrote about “heroic anti-heroes” – Flawed individuals with heroic qualities

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