According to "Introduction to Cultural Rebellion: Mid-Twentieth-Century Voices," which best states a key motivating factor for postwar American authors in a variety of genres?

a) an agreement with mainstream political and social values

b) an indifference to mainstream political and social values

c) a global expansion of mainstream political and social values

d) a disagreement with mainstream political and social values

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Isabelle Carson

8 December, 06:31

According to "Introduction to Cultural Rebellion: Mid-Twentieth-Century Voices," which best states a key motivating factor for postwar American authors in a variety of genres?

a) an agreement with mainstream political and social values

b) an indifference to mainstream political and social values

c) a global expansion of mainstream political and social values

d) a disagreement with mainstream political and social values

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Jayvion Holmes · Answer 1

According to Introduction to Cultural Rebellion; the key motivating factor for postwar American authors in a variety of genres is a disagreement with mainstream political and social values. The theme that is common to all the books written in that era is the personal and political dangers of a society that delight in social conformity.