"In The Gospel of Beauty in the Progressive Era, Lisa Szefel
investigates the place of late nineteenth- and early
twentieth-century poetry in transmitting ideas about political
reform during the Progressive Era. It charts the work of poets,
critics, and editors who created an institutional infrastructure of
organizations, magazines, and prizes to nurture writers who
addressed the problems wrought by unregulated industrial
capitalism. Many of these figures were African Americans, women,
and immigrants who forged literary networks and popularized
political ideas that contributed in unrecognized ways to both the
development of literary Modernism and a progressive articulation of
rights"--
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