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-	The intermediate [[postwar period]] separating "[[Modernism]]" from "[[Postmodernism]]" ([[1950s literature]]) is the ''floruit'' of the [[beat generation]] and the classical science fiction of [[Isaac Asimov]], [[Arthur C. Clarke]] and [[Robert A. Heinlein]].	+
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-	==World War II==	+
-	:''[[1940s literature]]''	+
-	*[[Orson Welles]]	+
-	*[[George Orwell]]	+
-	*[[J. R. R. Tolkien]] writes ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' (published 1954/55)	+
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-	==Cold War period==	+
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-	* [[Umberto Eco]] ''Il nome della rosa'' ([[1980 in literature|1980]] - English translation: ''[[The Name of the Rose]]'', 1983), ''Il pendolo di Foucault'' ([[1988 in literature|1988]] - English translation: ''[[Foucault's Pendulum (book)|Foucault's Pendulum]]'', 1989)	+
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-	==1990s==	+
-	*''[[The English Patient]]'' by [[Michael Ondaatje]]	+
-	*''[[Harry Potter]]'' series	+
-	*[[Boris Akunin]]	+
-	*[[slam poetry]]	+
-	==See also==	+
-	*[[Aftermath of World War II]]	+
-	*[[20th century literature]]	+
-	*[[French literature after World War II]]	+
-	*[[Postmodern literature]]	+
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