PPT-American Nature Writers

20 th century John Muir 18381914 The Mountains of California 1894 Grew up in Wisconsin Spent most of his adult life in California promoting the Sierra Nevadas and national parks Amateur scientist of glaciation. 1914-1946 . By. Kristin Clark, Sammi Wallace, Sage Kitson. Brianna Rose, Tim Devos. Writers of International Renown. Modern dramatically altered complexion of American Literature . Proof of Americans that won the Nobel Piece Award.. 1900-1945. Between World Wars. Many historians have described the period between the two World Wars as a “traumatic coming of age.”. In a post-Industrial Revolution era, America had moved from an agrarian nation to an urban nation.. A Handbook of Critical Approaches to Literature. I. Defining Cultural Studies. “Culture” is hard to define and so is “cultural studies”. It is not so much a discrete approach as a set of practices influenced by many fields. Week 11 | 4/17/16. Poet(s) of the Week: . Robert Lowell and Frank O’Hara. Major Poem: . The Auroras of Autumn 355. Large Red Man Reading 365; This Solitude of Cataracts 366; The Ultimate Poem is Abstract 369; The Owl in the Sarcophagus 371; Saint John and the Back-Ache 375; A Primitive Like an Orb 377; Metaphor as Degeneration 381; What We See is What We Think 392; Angel Surrounded by . Week 4 | . 2/11/16. Poet(s) . of the Week: . William Carlos Williams [Presentation TBA] . Major Poem: . The Man with the Blue Guitar . 135. Poetry . Is a Destructive Force 178; The Poems of Our Climate 179; Study of Two Pears 180; The Glass of Water 181; The Man on the Dump 184; . Week 9 | . 3/24/16. Poet(s) . of the Week: . W. H. Auden and Muriel Rukeyser. . [. Presentation . TBA. ]. Major . Poem: . Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction . 329. Major American Writers: Wallace Stevens. Colonial 1650-1750. ~ The . Colonial movement . was. . mostly . instructional. . ~ It . was to spread the word . of. . . God, and help the . corrupted. . (which . was . everyone). . ~ This . Cultural . Liberation. Literature and the arts:. Most of earlier genteel writers had died by 1920s. New Yorker Edith Wharton and Virginia-born Willa Cather continued to be popular. Now new modernists becoming popular (see Thinking Globally section). 1915-1945. Dr. Karen Rose. Many . historians argue that America’s cultural coming of age occurs during this . time. . The . artistic innovations . of Modernism are viewed as a . response to . dramatic historical, cultural, and economic events.. Literary . Movements. September 8, 2014. Major themes . in American Literature. American individualism . Also known as . the self-made man. Celebration of ambition and achievement. Original colonists came for religious freedom. . “It is a beauteous evening, calm and free,. The Holy time is quiet as a Nun. Breathless with adoration; the broad sun. Is sinking down in its tranquility.”. . --William Wordsworth, . 1935. Jobs for writers and other literary types. Roosevelt concerned about wasting skills. NOT blue-collar work. What it is. American Memory, Library of Congress. "A Teachers Guide to Just as Free as I Am." . Writers tools and apps

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