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University of Toronto Quarterly, 1936
To me, as a writer of the older generation, it is a piece of good fortune that the Editor, when he suggested the preparation of this article, did not stipulate that its scope should be restricted to a consideration of what is known, specifically, as “modern” poetry.
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To me, as a writer of the older generation, it is a piece of good fortune that the Editor, when he suggested the preparation of this article, did not stipulate that its scope should be restricted to a consideration of what is known, specifically, as “modern” poetry.
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1993
"The book is a credit to the press, a boon to everyone interested in Russian culture, and an important resource for teachers and students of Russian literature." -Library Journal"... a solid and conscientious piece of work, informed by discerning taste and learning." -Times Literary Supplement"Smith’s collection of contemporary Russian poetry should be
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"The book is a credit to the press, a boon to everyone interested in Russian culture, and an important resource for teachers and students of Russian literature." -Library Journal"... a solid and conscientious piece of work, informed by discerning taste and learning." -Times Literary Supplement"Smith’s collection of contemporary Russian poetry should be
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Lower secondary students’ poetry writing with the AI-based Poetry Machine
Computers and Education Artificial Intelligence, 2022Arja Kangasharju +2 more
exaly
2010
Introduction In June 2004, the Poetry Society heralded the 'next generation' of British poets, listing in their roll-call the likes of Patience Agbabi, Nick Drake, Tobias Hill and Gwyneth Lewis, all poets first published in the previous decade. This next generation followed ten years after the new generation of poets had been announced. The 1994 new-
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Introduction In June 2004, the Poetry Society heralded the 'next generation' of British poets, listing in their roll-call the likes of Patience Agbabi, Nick Drake, Tobias Hill and Gwyneth Lewis, all poets first published in the previous decade. This next generation followed ten years after the new generation of poets had been announced. The 1994 new-
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