KnowraW. H. AudenLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to W. H. Auden, each with the reason it gives.All 18Related 15Compared with 3Benjamin BrittenRelated: Auden’s poetry and artistic partnership influenced Britten’s early stage and vocal works.Joseph BrodskyRelated: Auden helped Brodsky establish himself after his arrival in the United States.Poetry and politicsRelated: His writing explored how ideology and historical crisis test individual responsibility.John AshberyRelated: Ashbery studied with Auden at Harvard, though his later poetry departed sharply from Auden’s clarity and control.Christopher IsherwoodRelated: Auden encouraged Isherwood’s writing and collaborated with him on plays and travel books.Wyndham LewisRelated: Auden and his contemporaries became targets of Lewis’s criticism of politically engaged poetry.Gerard Manley HopkinsRelated: Auden acknowledged Hopkins as a major predecessor in modern English verse.John BetjemanCompared with: Auden’s modernist range contrasts with Betjeman’s attachment to traditional meters and local subjects.John MasefieldCompared with: Auden declined the laureateship in 1943 while Masefield continued to hold it.Cecil Day-LewisRelated: Auden was Day-Lewis’s close contemporary and fellow member of the 1930s poetic generation.James SchuylerRelated: Schuyler worked for Auden at the literary magazine The New Yorker in the 1940s.Stephen SpenderRelated: Auden was Spender’s close contemporary and a central figure in their shared literary circle.Christopher FryRelated: Auden’s poetic theatre offers a contemporary point of comparison for Fry’s dramatic verse.M. F. K. FisherRelated: Auden praised Fisher’s writing and contributed a preface to The Art of Eating.Saint-John PerseCompared with: Auden’s more varied and often conversational modes contrast with Perse’s sustained ceremonial manner.Theodore RoethkeRelated: Auden helped bring Roethke’s early poems to wider attention through editorial support.Louis MacNeiceRelated: Auden was MacNeice’s friend and fellow poet, and their collaboration helped shape the period’s literary reputation.Olaf StapledonRelated: Auden’s 1937 essay on Stapledon helped bring his imaginative achievement to wider critical attention.
KnowraW. H. AudenLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to W. H. Auden, each with the reason it gives.All 18Related 15Compared with 3Benjamin BrittenRelated: Auden’s poetry and artistic partnership influenced Britten’s early stage and vocal works.Joseph BrodskyRelated: Auden helped Brodsky establish himself after his arrival in the United States.Poetry and politicsRelated: His writing explored how ideology and historical crisis test individual responsibility.John AshberyRelated: Ashbery studied with Auden at Harvard, though his later poetry departed sharply from Auden’s clarity and control.Christopher IsherwoodRelated: Auden encouraged Isherwood’s writing and collaborated with him on plays and travel books.Wyndham LewisRelated: Auden and his contemporaries became targets of Lewis’s criticism of politically engaged poetry.Gerard Manley HopkinsRelated: Auden acknowledged Hopkins as a major predecessor in modern English verse.John BetjemanCompared with: Auden’s modernist range contrasts with Betjeman’s attachment to traditional meters and local subjects.John MasefieldCompared with: Auden declined the laureateship in 1943 while Masefield continued to hold it.Cecil Day-LewisRelated: Auden was Day-Lewis’s close contemporary and fellow member of the 1930s poetic generation.James SchuylerRelated: Schuyler worked for Auden at the literary magazine The New Yorker in the 1940s.Stephen SpenderRelated: Auden was Spender’s close contemporary and a central figure in their shared literary circle.Christopher FryRelated: Auden’s poetic theatre offers a contemporary point of comparison for Fry’s dramatic verse.M. F. K. FisherRelated: Auden praised Fisher’s writing and contributed a preface to The Art of Eating.Saint-John PerseCompared with: Auden’s more varied and often conversational modes contrast with Perse’s sustained ceremonial manner.Theodore RoethkeRelated: Auden helped bring Roethke’s early poems to wider attention through editorial support.Louis MacNeiceRelated: Auden was MacNeice’s friend and fellow poet, and their collaboration helped shape the period’s literary reputation.Olaf StapledonRelated: Auden’s 1937 essay on Stapledon helped bring his imaginative achievement to wider critical attention.