The Movement (literature)
The Movement was a term coined by J. D. Scott, literary editor of The Spectator, in 1954 to describe a group of writers including Kingsley Amis, Philip Larkin, Donald Davie, D.J.
The Movement (literature)The Symbolist Movement in LiteratureTaiwanese literature movementNaturalism (literature)Law and literatureCrack MovementImpressionism (literature)Futurism (literature)Social movement organizationXicana literatureConceptismoCults and new religious movements in literature and popular cultureRecluse literatureVaishnava PadavaliModernist literatureThe MovementVenmani SchoolAestheticismEnglandVillage Prose
Networked AdvocacyHideo OgumaDasa sahityaProgressive Writers' MovementTrümmerliteraturNorwegian romantic nationalismTurkish literatureNorwegian new realismGaucho literatureHigh school movementIndonesian exile literatureImpressionism (disambiguation)Symbolism (arts)Fantastic realism (literature)Spanish Realist literatureThe Savoy (periodical)Kannada literaturePoetry of the Republic of TurkeyTyzen HsiaoMcOndo
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