Quote by John C. Ransom

The arts generally have had to recognize Modernism - how should poetry escape?

The arts generally have had to recognize Modernism - how sho

Summary

This quote questions the role of poetry in relation to the larger artistic movement of Modernism. It suggests that while the arts in general have accepted and embraced Modernist ideals, poetry has yet to fully embrace this paradigm shift. The quote prompts us to contemplate how poetry can free itself from traditional conventions and embrace the innovative spirit of Modernism, urging poets to explore new forms, themes, and styles in order to push the boundaries and keep up with the progress of other art forms.

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Poetry

By John C. Ransom

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