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But who changed it, and how, and where have the paths they carved out led us today? So the world changed and literature changed with it - and, because art circumscribes our reality, the world changed a little more as a result. These two, bookending the year, are the great granddaddies of the show, but other titles, as we shall see, were just as important. The world changed and literature changed with itД«ut during and after the war, a new type of literature gained prominence - modernism - in response to the belief among writers that their times were uniquely turbulent and complex, a belief that through mechanised war and its losses, and technological advancement and its gains, humanity itself had changed and needed new ways to tell its story - urgently.ДЄnd after the rumble, the explosion: the year of 1922 was indelibly marked by the publication of two great, still-standing, monuments to modernism: James JoyceвЂ™s novel Ulysses and T. In the opening years of the twentieth century, as PicassoвЂ™s Les Demoiselles dвЂ™Avignon and StravinskyвЂ™s The Rite of Spring caused a sensation in their respective spheres, Edwardian English literature remained solidly post-Victorian, dominated by chunky realists like Arnold Bennett and John Galsworthy.

Not the real world, of course - that had happened a few years before, with the war - but the literary world, which is always a few ticks behind (Roddy Doyle, at a recent event, when heckled by an audience member asking when he was going to get to the point, replied, вЂњIвЂ™m a novelist, so it might take me a few months.вЂќ) One hundred years ago, in 1922, the world changed.

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