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V. The Modern Era (1914-1945) 5.1 Modern Poetry (Five Modernist Giants) (A) 1. Ezra Pound (85-72): Hugh Selwyn Mauberley; Cantos; Cathay 2. T.S. Eliot: The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock(1915), The Wasteland (1922), Four Quartets(1935-42) 3. Wallace Stevens: Harmonium, Ideas of Order, The Man with the Blue Guitar and Other Poems; “Anecdote of the Jar” 4. W.C. Williams: Paterson (1946-63); “The Red Wheelbarrow” 5. Robert Frost(1874-1963): A Boy’s Will(1913, “Mowing”) North of Boston (14, “Home Burial”, “Mending Wall”, “After Apple-Picking” ) Mountain Interval (1916, “Birches”, “The Road Not Taken”) New Hampshire (23/“Fire and Ice”; “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”) West-Running Brook (28); A Further Range(36, “Design”); A Witness Tree(42); Steeple Bush(47, “Directive”); In the Clearing (1962) V. The Modern Era (1914-1945) 5.1 Modern Poetry (Other Modernist Poets) (B) 1. Harriet Monroe Louis Untermeyer: two modernist pioneers 2. Carl Sandburg and Midwest poets: Chicago Poems; Cornhuskers; Good Morning, America; The People, Yes; Smoke and Steel. 3. Vachel Lindsay: General William Booth Enters into Heaven; The Congo; The Chinese Nightingale and Other Poems 4. Hart Crane: White Buildings,26; The Bridge, 30 5. e. e.cummings: The Enormous Room (22);Tulips and Chimneys(23) 6. H.D. (Hilda Doolittle): Sea Garden; Helen in Egypt; “Oread” “Heat” “Hermes of the Ways” 7. John Gold Fletcher: Irradiations: Sand and Spray; The Ghosts of an Old House; Goblins and Pagodas 8. Marianne More: Poems; Observations; “No Swan So Fine;” “Fish” 9. Fugitives such as Ransom, Allan Tate, Donald Davidson, etc. V. The Modern Era (1914-1945) 5.2 Modern Novelists 1 1. Two Novelists in the Transitional era A. Sherwood Anderson(1876-1941): Windy McPherson’s Son (16); Marching Men (17); Winesburg, Ohio (19); Poor White (20); The Triumph with the Egg(21); Dark Laughter (25); Death in the Woods (33) B. Willa Cather(1873-1947) Alexander’