Gary Snyder may be didactic, but he has a________ vision.

未分类题In the postwar period, ___________ , __________ and _________ have been largely synonymous with experimental.

未分类题Joseph Heller's_________ is one of the most famous novels dealing with the subject of absurdity in typical obscure techniques.

未分类题In 1916, Eugene O' Neill's first play__________ was put on by the Province－town Players, which was significant not only for him but for American Drama.

未分类题Two of the best－known southern writers during the 1950s are_______ and ______.

未分类题Writers like Earnest Hemingway and William Faulkner tried to represent the absurdity theme in_______ novelistic devices, while the writers in the 1960s regard the conventional novel as______ .

未分类题Jack Kerouac' s experimental writing style. is known as _________ , which enabled him to enjoy a freedom from accepted rules and limitations in writing.

未分类题The 1950s American writers often used the narrative techniques derived fromWilliam___________.

未分类题Jean Toomer wrote only one novel,_____________ , but it is one of the big books in the history of African American literature.

未分类题对人的身心发展来说，_________是一种特殊的环境。

未分类题An important event after the Emancipation was__________ which occurred in full swing in the years between 1890 and 1920.

未分类题_________ was probably the most popular African American poet during the Harlem Renaissance.

未分类题The Color Purple by Alice Walker is an______________ novel, consisting of 90 letters.

未分类题James Welch' s___________ is a historical novel about the 1870 genocidal massacre of the Pikuni (Blackfeer) Indians.

未分类题Native American writer N. Scott Momaday published his ________ and won the Pulitzer Prize.

未分类题_________ ' s Go Tell It on the Mountain consists of three parts. They are________, The________, and ______.