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A Survey of Modernist Poetry (Cram Edition)

A Survey of Modernist Poetry (Cram Edition)

Riding, Laura
Graves, Robert

Paperback

Art HistoryLiterary CriticismPoetry Criticism

ISBN10: 1026238625
ISBN13: 9781026238622
Publisher: Xpresspress
Published: Jul 2 2026
Pages: 240
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.51 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

This XpressRead Cram Edition of A Survey of Modernist Poetry pairs the complete original text with carefully prepared study materials, designed for deeper engagement with this classic.

A survey of modernist poetry by renowned authors Robert Graves and Laura Riding stands as a seminal work in literary criticism, offering an indispensable examination of 20th-century poetic innovation. This landmark text provides a comprehensive and critical look at the rise of modernism in literature, delving into the foundational principles and varied expressions that shaped the movement. Graves and Riding meticulously analyze the historical trajectory of modernist poetry, tracing its evolution, identifying key figures, and exploring the profound shifts in form and content.

This authoritative survey is essential for anyone interested in the history of poetry, the development of free verse, and the broader impact of modernism. It dissects the stylistic shifts and theoretical underpinnings that defined one of the most transformative periods in literary history, offering deep insights into the craft and intellectual currents of the era. A survey of modernist poetry remains a vital resource, offering profound understanding of the complex landscape of 20th-century poetry and the enduring legacy of modernism. As a carefully prepared print republication, it continues to serve as a cornerstone for students, scholars, and enthusiasts seeking clarity on a pivotal era of literary change.

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