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- known for prose over poetry
- Thomas Hardy
- the mayor of casterbridge (most famous novel)
- Thomas Hardy
- "Ah, Are you digging on my grave?"
- Thomas Hardy
- In Time Of "The Breaking Of Nations"
- Thomas Hardy
- "To an Athlete Dying Young"
- A.E. Housman
- Spiritus Mundi- Collective Memory (Latin for "soul of the world"
- William Butler Yeats
- Wrote of THe horror of the Irish fight for independence
- William Butler Yeats
- "Sailing to Byzantium"
- William Butler Yeats
- "The Second Coming"
- William Butler Yeats
- "Mary Postgate"
- Rudyard Kipling
- "The door in the wall"
- H.G. Wells
- "Pygmalion"
- George Bernard Shaw
- "Hollow Men"
- T.S. Eliot
- "Journey of the Magi"
- T.S. Eliot
- Spiritual, Physical or mental awakening- single incedent
- Araby
- "Araby"
- James Joyce
- focus on imagery not ideas
- T.S. Eliot
- "Ulysses"
- James Joyce
- "Finnigan's Wake"
- James Joyce
- used "stream of consciousness" and "interior monologue"
- Virginia Woolf
- "Mrs. Dalloway"
- Virginia Woolf
- non-chronilogical narrative - normal; narrative structure doesn't reflect human experience
- Virginia Woolf
- sex < conflict of the intellect
- D.H. Lawrence
- "Tickets, Please"
- D.H. Lawrence
- "Do not go gentle into that good good night"
- Dylan Thomas
- new poet who honors the makers of Brit. Lit.
- Dylan Thomas