Routledge The Structure of Modernist Poetry - Routledge Revivals

Explore the fundamental aspects of modernist poetic writing with this Routledge Revivals edition. Originally published in 1982, this book offers a comparative study of structural elements found in English, French, and German poetry during the early twentieth century. This work examines the basic techniques and underlying assumptions that define the modernist mode of writing. It focuses on the theories developed by authors and the essential principles of construction that shape their poetic structures. By analyzing the work of various modernists, the text provides a clear look at how these writers built their poems and the methods they used to transform the literary landscape. This book serves as a valuable resource for those studying literary theory, history, and the evolution of poetic form. It provides a deep look into the structural foundations that characterize one of the most significant eras in modern literature.