In his work___________ , Thomas Stearns Eliot satirized the straw men, the Guy Fawkles men, whose world would end not with a bang, but a whimper.

未分类题With the publication of The Sun Also Rises, _______ became the spokesman for what Gertrude Stein had called a Lost Generation.

未分类题Carson McCullers was said to touch William Faulkner in writing, and her well－known novels are___________ and____________ .

未分类题Robert Frost's second volume of poems was________ .

未分类题F. Scott Fitzgerald’s first novel____________, with its portrayal of casual dissipations of flaming youth, was an immediate commercial success.

未分类题The most significant American poem of the twentieth century was_________ .

未分类题Carl Sandburg' s love of folklore developed in time into a rather modern tendency to represent it in literature such as in his___________ .

未分类题As Thomas Stearns Eliot declared, he followed strictly the advice of his close friend_________ in cutting and concentrating The Waste Land.

未分类题F. Scott Fitzgerald summarized the experiences and attitudes of the 1920s decade in his masterpiece novel________.

未分类题After the 1960s, the new experience gave a vigorous impetus to _______ writing. Postmodernism made a huge stride forward.

未分类题The poets who are labeled by David Perkins Against Civilization are________ , _______ and_________ .

未分类题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 ______.