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Charles Baudelaire is regarded as one of the most influential poets of 19th century French literature. Modern Baudelaire, considered one of the founders of modern poetry, is best known for his work Les Fleurs du Mal (The Flowers of Evil). Industry Following the Revolution, city his life, his approach to modernity, social change, and the inner world of the individual, through distinctive aesthetic perspectives, positions him as one of the first theorists of modernism original.Youth and EducationC

Ernest Miller Hemingway (21 July 1899 – 2 July 1961) is one of the most significant writers of 20th century American literature. His journalistic style of spare, direct prose emphasized personal observations on war and nature alongside psychological character studies and is regarded as a hallmark of modernist fiction. In his works Hemingway commonly explored themes such as individual struggle heroism alienation and the conflict between human and nature. His minimalist style and the "iceberg theo

Jack London’s 1909 novel *Martin Eden* powerfully portrays the passion for individual ascent and the destruction it wreaks on the human spirit. The novel centers on Martin Eden, a young sailor from the working class, who undergoes a cultural and social transformation for the sake of love and ambition. Yet this journey does not end in the triumphant success one might expect but in profound alienation and tragedy.SummaryMartin Eden falls in love with Ruth Morse, a young woman from the upper class