Question

Quesuon 20 of 22
A play contains so little action that it is hard to describe what happens in it.
The characters have many unrealistic qualities. Their words develop the
theme that life is essentially meaningless. In which literary era was this play
most likely written?
O A. Elizabethan
O B. Postmodern
O C. Interregnum
D. Modern
SUIT

Answer 1

Answer:

I think the answer is C.

Answer 2

The literary era in which this play was written is postmodern era.

What is the main idea of postmodernism?

"Postmodernism relies on critical theory, which considers the effects of ideology, society, and history on culture. Postmodernism and critical theory commonly criticize universalist ideas of objective reality, morality, truth, human nature, reason, language, and social progress."

The literary era in which this play was written is postmodern era because it is major play in the "Theatre of Absurd, a theatrical outcome of postmodernism which was inspired by existential philosophy and its view that at the root of our being there is nothinglessness".

The "Theatre of the Absurd" was a literary period marked by a concern with absurdity in all of its forms – philosophical, dramaturgical, existential, and psychological.

This is a dramatic work that pushes the boundaries of theatre and asks hard questions "about what reality (and unreality) really looks like". It is frequently considerably more terrifying than hilarious, and is often read as a response to the hardships of living in a 20th-century world that appears bereft of significance.

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