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Art to some writers, offered an alternative way of understanding the world, eventually giving rise to the idea of “two cultures”—science vs. letters. The era following World War I, marked by tremendous social upheaval and economic and political devastation, gave rise to modernism. Because modernism was an international movement, it was seen by some to conflict with American literary traditions.
