Edmund Blunden

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Edmund Blunden was an English poet, critic, and academic known for his reflective World War I poetry and literary scholarship.

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instanceOf World War I poet
human
literary critic
poet
awardReceived Military Cross
conflict World War I
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1896-11-01
dateOfDeath 1974-01-20
educatedAt Christ's Hospital
linked to: Christ’s Hospital

The Queen's College, Oxford
employer Oxford University
The University of Tokyo
linked to: University of Tokyo

University of Hong Kong
familyName Blunden
fieldOfWork English literature
literary scholarship
genre literary criticism
pastoral poetry
war poetry
givenName Edmund
hasOccupationCharacteristic reflective treatment of war experiences
influencedBy World War I
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Royal Society of Literature
militaryBranch British Army
militaryRank officer
movement Georgian poetry
notableWork A World Unknown
Poems 1914–1930
Shells by a Stream
The Shepherd
Undertones of War
occupation academic
critic
poet
professor
placeOfBirth England
London
linked to: London, England
placeOfDeath England
Long Melford
Suffolk
positionHeld Fellow of Merton College, Oxford
Professor of English Literature at the University of Tokyo
Professor of English at the University of Hong Kong
regiment Royal Sussex Regiment
spouse Claire Margaret Poynting
Mary Daines
Sylvia Norman

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