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Djuna Barnes - Nightwood
-> Robin Vote, a wild woman who struggles to remain faithful in relationships
-> finds love in Paris with Felix Volkstein

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Mina Loy

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Dorothy Parker

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Art and Literature - The Roaring 20s

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In New York- concrete jungle where dreams are made of ... there is nothing you can't do.

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Manhattan Transfer - John dos Passos
chaotic story equaling the life in a big chaotic city, where you can be anonymous and hide easily from life and reality

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1803 - one of the largest mass suicides of enslaved people

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As I am delving deeper into reading The Waste Land, I think this picture conveys a suitable image of the depressing atmosphere that is created.

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Introduction to modernist poetry by reading The Waste Land, written by T.S. Eliot who is considered to be one of the first modernist voices.

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In the second session we talked about modernity, modern architecture and the definition of modernism in general.
In the picture above you can see the epitome of the “New Woman“ which seems to be free from strict moral codes, prescribed by the state, church or society. She is wearing lipstick, as her mouth is open and being nude. Thus, it is obvious that she feels relieved.

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As we talked about technological innovations in the beginning of the 20th century, the first thing that came into my mind was the automobile, which helped society to travel distances more easily.