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Movement Poetry vs. Neo-Romanticism by soumyadip3202 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The poetry of the 1930s and 1940s is characterized by chaos, excess, and self-indulgence, drawing heavily from Romantic influences, particularly Celtic and continental poets. In contrast, the Movement poets of the 1950s sought to simplify and discipline poetry, rejecting the perceived formlessness of their predecessors in favor of a more direct and accessible style. This shift is seen as a return to the formal discipline of earlier English poetry, often described as a new Augustanism, emphasizing clarity an
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