Literary Movements and Authors

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Unit 4:

Crane-Naturalism

Bierce-Realism (some Naturalistic aspects of "Owl Creek Bridge")

Twain-Realism

Bret Harte-Realism

Jack London-Call of the Wild has both Naturalistic and Romantic elements

Kate Chopin-Realism

Edith Wharton-Naturalism

Paul Lawrence Dunbar-Realism

Willa Cather-Realism

Unit 5:

T.S. Eliot-Modernism

Ezra Pound-Modernism (Imagism) (Note: Imagism is a sub-genre of Modernism)

William Carlos Williams-Modernism (Imagism)

H.D-Modernism (Imagism)

F. Scott Fitzgerald-Modernism

John Steinbeck-Modernism

E.E. Cummings-Modernism

W.H. Auden-Modernism

Wallace Stevens-Modernism

Archibald MacLeish-Modernism

Marianne Moore-Modernism

Ernest Hemingway-Modernism

Sherwood Anderson-Modernism

Eudora Welty-Modernism

Grace Paley-Modernism

Carl Sandberg-Modernism

Katherine Anne Porter-Modernism

Robert Frost-Modernism

James Thurber-Modernism

E.B. White-Modernism

Zora Neale Hurston-Modernism (Harlem Renaissance)

Langston Hughes-Modernism (Harlem Renaissance)

Claude McKay-Modernism (Harlem Renaissance)

Countee Cullen-Modernism (Harlem Renaissance)

Arna Bontemps-Modernism (Harlem Renaissance)

Jean Toomer-Modernism (Harlem Renaissance)

Unit 6:

EVERYTHING (all authors and stories/poems/essays) in Unit 6 is Contemporary!!!! That means everything after 1946.