often obsucure poetry works - Quoted to be “one of the greatest English-language poets of the 20th century” - Even Received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923 o What was most recognizable about that fact is that he is famous for his lyrical poetic works that came after the prize - Yeats war born in 1865 in Dublin Yeats's childhood was broad in education and personal experiences. Yeats
By the 1780s, the British Industrial Revolution, which had been developing for several decades, began to accelerate further; technology changed. The economic transformation brought about the British industrial revolution along with social reformation (Sparknotes.com, n.d.) But not everyone was thrilled by this brave new world. The poets of the Romantic Movement also found a great deal to criticize about the Industrial Revolution. The new technologies and their use grew out of eighteenth-century
All five poets in this essay have experience some form of personal, psychological or physical conflict in their lives. Poet Laureate, Alfred Lord Tennyson was one of the most celebrated and respected poets during the Victorian era. He was hugely influenced by Romantic poets and created powerful and vivid images throughout his poems. Tennyson is also considered to be a master of poetic rhythm. Unlike Tennyson, Simon Armitage a poet of the modern era, studied the effects of television violence on young
as master and servant. Although these houses were built to inspire awe in social equals and deference in the lower classes, as Terence Dooley states, such deference in Ireland was: " tinged with a sense of resentment because they were built on what most tenant farmers would deem to have been confiscated land." [4] Adding to their image as usurpers was the fact that many were