Expressionism Literature
Expressionism Literature is a literary movement that emerged in the early 20th century, characterized by a focus on the emotional and psychological experiences of characters rather than external reality. This type of literature often employs distorted and exaggerated imagery, vivid language, and unconventional narrative techniques to convey the inner thoughts and feelings of the characters. Expressionist writers seek to provoke strong emotional reactions in their readers and challenge traditional literary conventions by exploring themes of alienation, angst, and the darker aspects of human existence.