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Literary Movements

Modernism in Literature

by admin on February 12, 2023

Modernism is a term encompassing numerous movements characterizing international developments in literature, music, and the graphic and plastic arts from the late nineteenth century onward. Most commentators consider literary Modernism's

History of African American Literature

History of African American Poetry

by admin on February 12, 2023

African American poetry began in the lyrics attached to field hollers, ring shouts, rudimentary work songs, and songs of familial

Literary Movements

Harlem Renaissance Movement

by admin on February 12, 2023

The term normally used to describe the upsurge of black American writing in the 19205 and 19305. Though sometimes seen

Rhetorics and Feminism in the Nineteenth-Century United States

by Angela G. Ray on February 12, 2023

In 1968 the women's liberation group New York Radical Women staged public demonstrations, including the Burial of Traditional Womanhood in

Literary Criticism

The New Literary Criticism

by admin on February 5, 2023

Around the beginning of the twentieth century, the predominant critical modes were biographical, historical, psychological, romantic, and impressionistic. Liberal critics

Dearly. Poems of a Lifetime, by Margaret Atwood

by admin on January 30, 2023

Born in Canada in 1939, she is of course not the only one who has been considered a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature for years, although the award

The Shards, A Novel by Bret Easton Ellis

by admin on January 30, 2023

A new novel by Bret Easton Ellis is, by definition, an event. This is due to the fact that the

History of American Literature

American Literature: Revolutionary and Early American Era (1720–1820)

by admin on January 28, 2023

Throughout the eighteenth century, in the years leading up to the American Revolution, many colonists pondered issues related to independence

History of American Literature

American Literature: Pre-colonial and Colonial Era (Pre-Columbian–1720)

by admin on January 28, 2023

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The literary heritage of the United States begins with the many indigenous communities of the Americas, whose stories, chants, and

Immigrants poem by Robert Frost

by admin on January 25, 2023

Frost wrote these lines for a pageant at Plymouth, Massachusetts, celebrating the three-hundredth anniversary of the arrival of the Mayflower

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