According to Professor Hammer, Wallace Stevens's understanding of the imagination has most in common with which of the following literary traditions ?
Correct answer: C. British Romanticism
- A. Imagism
- B. Classicism
- C. British Romanticism
- D. Vorticism
Explanation
Stevens treats imagination as an active force that reshapes reality rather than as mere escape from it, a view closely related to British Romanticism. Imagism, by contrast, is primarily associated with precise presentation of concrete images.
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