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| individuality; universal soul; interest in Eastern religion |
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| life as it is; regionalism |
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| nature is cruel; pessimistic |
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| non-traditional form; disillusionment with life & society |
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| Song of the Chattahoochee |
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| Huckleberry Finn; Sam Clemens |
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| Renascence; transcendental themes |
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| Story of An Hour; early feminist |
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| Indian leader (DUH); surrendered with dignity |
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| Socialist, Evolutionist, Naturalist, Professional Jerk |
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| BRIDGEd gap between traditionalism & modern styles |
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| Ohioan; Modern Age writer; grotesque characters (Mr. ANDERSON!!) |
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| spoke for post-WWI generation |
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| struggles to keep dignity in confusing world |
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| blended fiction & nonfiction |
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| concise style; Naturalist influence |
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| leader of imagist movement |
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| spirit of industrial America |
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| individualist poet; unconventional style |
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| New England Pulitzer Prize winner |
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| Roaring 20's; descriptive & fluid style |
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| Emphasized the importance of a single image |
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| disillusionment, then Christianity |
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| black; realistic literature (no uplifting characters) |
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| influenced poets to experiment |
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| daughter & wife of SC senators |
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| Transcendentalist; admired Lincoln |
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| female Harlem Renaissance writer |
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| used Stream of Consciousness |
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| Stream of Consciousness; uncertainty & disjointedness |
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| 1st black American to support himself by writing |
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| black; didn't think literature needed uplifting characters |
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| former slave; abolitionist |
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