H.D.

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H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) was an American poet and novelist best known as a leading figure of the Imagist movement, noted for her precise, lyrical free verse and classical themes.

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H.D. canonical 12
Hilda Doolittle 3
H. D. 1

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instanceOf Imagist poet
modernist writer
novelist
person
poet
alsoKnownAs H.D.
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1886-09-10
dateOfDeath 1961-09-27
educatedAt Bryn Mawr College
fullName H.D. self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hilda Doolittle
genre memoir
novels
poetry
influenced feminist literary criticism
modernist poetry
influencedBy Ezra Pound
classical Greek literature
psychoanalysis
languageOfWorkOrName English
literaryStyle concise imagery
free verse
mythic and classical allusion
movement Imagism
Modernism
notableFor leading figure of the Imagist movement
precise lyrical free verse
use of classical themes
notableWork Bid Me to Live
Hermione
surface form: HERmione

Helen in Egypt
Sea Garden
The Gift
Trilogy
occupation novelist
poet
period World War I era
World War II era
early 20th century literature
placeOfBirth Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
surface form: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States
placeOfDeath Zurich
surface form: Zürich, Switzerland
residence London, England
Switzerland
sexOrGender female
sexualOrientation bisexual
significantPerson Bryher
Ezra Pound
spouse Richard Aldington

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Ezra Pound influenced H.D.
Imagism influenced H.D.
Harriet Monroe promoted H.D.
this entity surface form: H. D.
Pound influenced H.D.
subject surface form: Ezra Pound
H.D. fullName H.D. self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Hilda Doolittle
H.D. alsoKnownAs H.D.
Amy Lowell influencedBy H.D.
Richard Aldington spouse H.D.
this entity surface form: Hilda Doolittle
Sea Garden author H.D.
Sea Garden author H.D.
this entity surface form: Hilda Doolittle