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Harvard Aesthetes

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The Harvard Aesthetes is a name given to a group of young American poets who attended Harvard University in the period roughly between 1912 and 1919. It includes:

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Akhmatova's Orphans • Auden Group • The Beats • Black Arts Movement • Black Mountain poets • British Poetry Revival • Cairo poets • Castalian Band • Cavalier poets • Chhayavaad • Churchyard poets • Confederation Poets  • Confessionalists • Créolité • Cyclic Poets • Dadaism • Deep image • Della Cruscans • Dolce Stil Novo • Dymock poets • Ecopoetry • The poets of Elan • Flarf • Fleshly School • Fugitives • Garip • Gay Saber • Generation of '98 • Generation of '27 • Georgian poets • Goliard • The Group • Harlem Renaissance • Hartford Wits • Harvard Aesthetes • Hungry Generation • Imagism • Informationist poetry • Jindyworobak • Lake Poets • Language poets • Martian poetry • Metaphysical poets • Misty Poets • Modernist poetry • Montreal Group • The Movement • Négritude • New American Poetry • New Apocalyptics • New Formalism • New York School • Objectivists • Others group of artists • Parnassian poets • La Pléiade • Rhymers' Club • San Francisco Renaissance • Scottish Renaissance • Sicilian School • Sons of Ben • Southern Agrarians • Spasmodic poets • Sung poetry • Surrealism • Symbolism • Uranian poetry

References[]

  • Virginia Spencer Carr, Dos Passos : a life, Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1984. ISBN 9780385129640
  • Jonathan Freedman, Professions of taste : Henry James, British aestheticism and commodity culture, Stanford, Calif. : Stanford University Press, 1990. ISBN 9780804717847
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