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Selections from Modern Poets - Made by J C Squire - cover

Selections from Modern Poets - Made by J C Squire

Robert Graves, Hilaire Belloc, Lascelles Abercrombie, Rose Macaulay, Padraic Colum, John Freeman, Siegfried Sassoon, Maurice Baring, Francis Brett Young, Rupert Brooke, James Joyce, G.K. Chesterton, D.H. Lawrence, Edward Wyndham Tennant, Ivor Gurney, Harold Monro, Francis Burrows, Robin Flower, Ralph Hodgson, Seumas O'Sullivan

Publisher: Good Press

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Selections from Modern Poets represents a profound exploration into the early 20th-century literary revolution, encapsulating the diverse array of styles and thematic concerns that characterized this vibrant period. The anthology masterfully combines the avant-garde with the traditional, showcasing the rich tapestry of poetic expression that emerged from this era. Through its careful curation, readers are presented with seminal works that range from the trenchant modernist critique of the status quo to deeply personal lyrical introspections. The inclusion of landmark pieces by notable poets underscores the breadth and depth of the collection, providing a comprehensive overview of the period's literary achievements. The assembled authors constitute a veritable who's who of early 20th-century literature, each contributing unique perspectives and voices to the anthology. From Robert Graves' poignant reflections to James Joyce's intricate experimentalism, the collection spans a wide array of literary movements, including Modernism, the Georgians, and the War Poets. This confluence of backgrounds and ideologies serves not only as a testament to the period's tumultuous social and cultural landscape but also enriches the anthology, offering readers a multifaceted understanding of the eras literary discourse. Selections from Modern Poets is an indispensable volume for scholars and enthusiasts alike, offering a unique opportunity to engage with the pioneering voices of an era that redefined the boundaries of poetic expression. It invites readers to immerse themselves in the wealth of insights and the lively dialogue fostered by the anthology's varied contributions. This collection is not only a scholarly resource but also a gateway to appreciating the complexity and dynamism of early 20th-century poetry, making it a must-read for those seeking to comprehend the full spectrum of this transformative period in literary history.
Available since: 10/25/2023.
Print length: 113 pages.

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