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Anaphora
Free verse
Southwestern humor
Vernacular
Irony
Frame narrative
Satire
Stream of consciousness
Interior monologue
Jazz/the blues
Minimalism
Genteel tradition
Trickster tale
Realism
Naturalism
High modernism
Post modernism
Harlem Renaissance
Plantation Tradition
Common man
The "mask"/double consciousness/literary subterfuge/the veil
Uncanny
Nihilism
Self-consciousness
The American Dream
Upward Mobility
Southern Belle
"Legacy of the Lost Cause"
Color Line
Loss Of Faith
Class conflict
metafiction
T.S. Eliot:
White, old US family, advocate for High European culture.
Imagism
Carl Sandburg:
one of the leaders of the Chicago Literary Renaissance.
Robert Frost:
used blank verse.
Wallace Stevens:
inescapable subjectivity
Ezra Pound:
always said to make it new
H.D.:
Feminist
William Carlos Williams:
was a pediatrician, rejected free verse and used triadic or stepped line.
William Faulkner
Flannery O'Conner
Tennessee Williams
Allen Ginsberg
Adrienne Rich
Ralph Ellison
Amiri Baraka
Ursula K. Le Guin
Donald Bathelme
Toni Morrison
Art Spiegelman
John Cheever
Ann Beattie
Determinism
New Negro
WASP's/The New Yorker Writers
Consumer Values
Beat Generation
The Southern Renaissance