Disapproval of Harold E. Stearns’ Civilization in the United States

Harold Stearns' civilization in the United States was rejected and some historians and social critics tried to explain American society and its culture in the 1920s. Under the appearance of richness, charm and content, it includes hypocrisy, shallowness and discouragement. Historians often refer to generations who have lost their twenties. Harold E. Stearns was criticized by intellectuals after a cold and negative assessment of American society in the 1920s.

Soccenter is the city of Stans County, Minnesota. In the 2010 census, the population was 4,317 people. It was the birthplace of the novelist Sinclair Lewis and was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature and the Sok Center is an inspiration for the fictional Gopher Prairie of Lewis' 1920 novel. Born in 1886, Henry Sinclair Lewis became the first American novelist to win the Nobel Prize for literature at the Saucenter in Minnesota. He grew up in this town, introverted and smart, with a population of 2,800, most of whom is a son of a doctor in the village of Swedish and Norwegian families. At the age of 17, he was released from the Midwest and entered Yale University who worked for many years without success. At the time he was available he wrote, and after making five novels, none of these attracted attention, and he became the main street household name at the end of 1920.

Thomas Stearns Elliott was born on 26th September 1888 in St. Louis, Missouri. He lived in St. Louis for the first 18 years of his life and studied at Harvard University. In 1910, he left the United States to go to Sorbonne University, got a bachelor's degree and a master's degree, and donated several poems to Harvard defenders. It was in London that Elliott was influenced by the modern Ezra pound, he soon recognized his genius of poetry and helped him post his work in several magazines. "Alfred · Prourok's Love Song" In his 1915 poem, his first poetry collection "Plufferlock and Other Observations" was published in 1917 and quickly made him an avant-garde poet.

Born in St. Louis, Missouri Thomas Stearns Elliot is a wealthy family living in the northeastern United States. He received the best education from American writers' generation at Harvard University, Sorbonne University and Merton College of Oxford. I learned Sanskrit and Oriental philosophy and influenced his poems. Like his friend pound, he went to England soon and became a towering person in the literary circle. As one of the most respected poets at the time, his modernism, seemingly illogical or abstract anti-traditional poetry has a revolutionary influence. He also wrote influential essays and plays and insisted on the importance of literary and social traditions for modern poets.