Literature In A Changing Age (1920)

The book delves into the evolution of literature amid significant cultural, social, and technological shifts in the early 20th century. Thorndike discusses the effects of World War I, the changing role of women, and the emergence of literary movements like Imagism and Surrealism. He highlights how new technologies such as radio and film transformed literature, necessitating adaptation from writers. This exploration offers valuable insights into the dynamic interplay between literature and the rapidly changing world.