Hart Cranes View On Modern Life
On what primary grounds did Hart Crane disagree with T. S. Eliot?
A
Crane believed that Eliot lacked genuine poetic talent.
B
Crane maintained that all poetry should be epic in scope.
C
Crane believed that despite its flaws, modern life still held inherent promise.
D
Crane argued that poetry possessed value only if it addressed social change.
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