Objectivism: This literary movement is associated with William Carlos Williams. He was a prominent figure in this movement, which focused on clear, direct, and precise language.
Pathetic Fallacy: This term was coined by John Ruskin. It refers to the attribution of human emotions to nature or inanimate objects, especially in literature.
Sprung Rhythm: This poetic rhythm was invented by G.M. Hopkins. It is characterized by a varied number of syllables but maintains a regular stress pattern.
Structures of Feeling: This concept was introduced by Raymond Williams. It refers to the shared values and practices characteristic of a particular group or society at a specific time.
Year-wise PYQs
