Survey the cultural world of the 1920s. What themes were developed by writers and artists of the period?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: This question may be approached in various ways, depending on the themes chosen: antipathy toward, or praise of, mass society; preoccupation with the irrational; and so forth. Students should systematically examine the intellectuals briefly treated in the textbook.
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