Modern Literature - ENGL 370 Resource Guide

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Includes achievements, biography, analysis, and a bibliography.

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Books and e-books about W.H. Auden at Columbia College.

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Streaming video - W.H. Auden discusses the changing role of the hero in poetry and recites excerpts from The Shield of Achilles and In Memory of W. B. Yeats.

Poem themes, style, historical context, and criticism.

Eliot, perhaps the most significant of the new wave of Symbolists of the 1920’s, startled the world of poetry and spoke for a lost generation in The Waste Land, engaged literary critics with his landmark book of criticism, The Sacred Wood, and wrote the most successful verse play of the twentieth century, The Cocktail Party.

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Includes achievements, biography, analysis, and a bibliography.

Includes books and e-books about T. S. Eliot at Columbia College.

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Listen to an excerpt from Eliot's "The Waste Land." Lisa M. Steiman describes the intentional sense of loss in the poem.

Critical overview, themes, style, and historical context.

As a poet, Loy was an immensely talented and bold innovator. Her role in the Modernist movement, while overlooked for many years, has become more central to scholars’ understanding of the period. The number of critical studies and biographies of Loy produced in the late twentieth and early twenty-first century suggests that Loy’s work will continued to be valued.

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Includes achievements, biography, analysis, and a bibliography.

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Includes achievements, biography, analysis, and a bibliography.

Critical reference article with a selected bibliography.

Includes books and e-books about W. B. Yeats at Columbia College.

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This program focuses on six of Yeats's poems from his mature years: "No Second Troy," "September 1913," "The Fisherman," "Sailing to Byzantium," "Among School Children," and "The Circus Animals' Desertion." Each segment consists of a dramatized reading intercut with interpretive commentary, followed by an uninterrupted replay of the reading.

Provides themes, style, historical context, critical information, and bibliography.

Includes and overview of poets in World War I with critical information and a bibliography.

This powerful documentary revisits the battlefields where the war poets found their inspiration and presents a moving and comprehensive survey of their lives and work.

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Includes critical information on Sonnets I-V
Peace, Safety, The Dead, The Soldier.

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Includes biographical, critical, and bibliographical information. Poems discussed are The General, The Glory of Women, and The Hero.

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Critical analysis of the poem by Wilfred Owen