Norman Holmes Pearson
Norman Holmes Pearson (1909–1975) was an influential American academic, critic, and scholar. He played a significant role in the development of American Studies as an academic discipline in the United States. Pearson was also known for his work in intelligence during World War II and his contributions to the study of American literature, particularly for his efforts in promoting the works of American writers and poets. He taught at Yale University, where he was instrumental in establishing the American Studies program.
Books
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1. Poets Of The English Language
This anthology serves as a comprehensive collection that traces the evolution of English poetry from its earliest incarnations to the mid-20th century. Curated by two eminent literary figures, the volume meticulously compiles the works of poets who have significantly shaped the landscape of English literature. Through their selection, the editors aim to highlight the richness and diversity of poetic expression across different eras, showcasing the enduring power of the written word. The anthology not only celebrates the mastery of language and emotion by these poets but also provides readers with a deep insight into the cultural and historical contexts that influenced their work.
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