NEW HUMAN CONCEPT IN MODERN LITERATURE

This article explores the evolving concept of the "new human" in modern literature from the early 20th century to present day. Through an analysis of major literary works and movements, it traces how authors have reimagined the human condition, identity, and potential in response to rapid social, technological, and philosophical changes. The article identifies key attributes of literary "new humans" including a fluid sense of self, transformative abilities, and a challenge to mind-body dualism.