Spokesmen

SpokesmenSpokesmen, by T. K. Whipple, gathers a series of essays written in the 1920s, a decade when American literature was breaking decisively from academic gentility and provincial puritanism. Whipple examines ten central figuresDreiser, Anderson, Cather, Lewis, ONeill, Sandburg, Frost, and otherswriters he credits with advancing what he and his contemporaries called the liberation of American literature. His double theme, drawn from Max Eastman and Van

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