Which man was considered to be “the leader of Modernism” beginning in the 1920s? a. Shakespeare b. F. Scott Fitzgerald c. T.S. Eliot d. Henry David Thoreau

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AshwinK · Answer 1 · 2017-08-03T06:09:17+0000

The correct answer is c. T.S. Eliot

He and Ezra Pound were famous as the voices of modernism with their numerous subjective and psychological poems filled with symbolism.

Which man was considered to be “the leader of Modernism” beginning in the 1920s? a. Shakespeare b. F. Scott Fitzgerald c. T.S. Eliot d. Henry David Thoreau

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