The poet who wrote The Spoon River Anthology, poems based on the lives of people in a Midwestern town, was

In most naturalist writings, human’s occupy a privileged position because God favors his creation.

E. A. Robinson wrote “The Waste Land” in 1922.

“All along _______________ were such houses and such people: simple, commonplace souls al lclerks, managers, fairly successful craftsmen, like her father and Barton, excellent in their way but not like Arthur the beloved, the los tand here was she, perforce, or by decision of necessity, soon to be one of them, in some such street as this no doubt, forever and for the moment it choked and stifled her.”

If a character demonstrates hubris, the reader detects

E.A. Robinson wrote “Richard Cory.”

Naturalist writings are often optimistic.

In “The Open Boart,” are four survivors:

Unlike the fiction associated with realism, the naturalist writers

Which collection of poems was inspired by a conversation between the poet and his grandmother?