Avant-Garde Art Movements: Apostrophe, Cubism, Futurism, Dadaism and Surrealism

Apostrophe

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Vanguard

In the European Modernist movement, cultural primary single third century Mon, transcending the cultural precedent, he moved toward a new renewal, experiments, and new forms of expression. Stavene influenced heat caused by the crisis of the IMP 1 and proposed to the bourgeois.

Cubism

Artwork from elements that form the reality of decomposed and disordered forms (e.g., Caligrama) in literary creations.

Futurism

Rated industrial progress and new technologies with the will to create a world of speed and to truncate the past. In literature it supersedes punctuation and the use of signs, majus and minus.

Dadaism

A Swiss movement of radicalization that, along with Cubism and Futurism, sought to promote the absurd, the primitive, and the spontaneous over their reality.

Surrealism

Based on the exploration of the elements of the subconscious and the dreams of the imagination, Surrealism is closely related to the psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud. It influenced poetry and painting.

Avant-Garde Poetry

The spirit of avant-garde poetry endorses revolt and criticism of the artist and intellectuals in the face of society and culture. Its aim is to truncate what is valued. It predominantly uses two techniques:

• Technology and innovations: interest in new machines.
• The absurd and sleep: the subconscious and dreams.
• Techniques: Caligrama, jump cuts, collage, words in freedom.

John Salvat-Papasseit

Born in 1894 into a humble family, he became orphaned, forced to work early, and soon saw, among other jobs, the Barcelona port. He founded three magazines and was a remarkable representative of the avant-garde, influenced by Cubism and Futurism. He wrote poems such as L'irradiador del port, Gavines, and Poema de la rosa als llavis, and died in 1924. His work combines avant-garde forms with traditional themes.

Josep Vicenç Foix

Born in 1893 in Sarrià (Barcelona), he was interested in the classic authors of Catalan literature. Attracted by avant-garde journals published in his era, he took time for eclectic research. He died in 1987. His innovative forms and content mix tradition and modernity. He also wrote poetic prose with avant-garde elements.

Coordinate Clauses

There is no near dependency in the latter; if converted, the clauses can be separated into two simple sentences with independent meaning (using and, or, however, etc.). Near coordination: the land coordinator writes.

Subordinate Clauses

He does not feel the sentence depends closely on the home.