New York Knickerbocker school

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The New York Knickerbocker school, or Knickerbocker group, was a circle of early 19th-century New York City writers known for helping to shape a distinctly American literary tradition.

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instanceOf literary circle
literary movement
activity essay writing
fiction writing
poetry
satire
alsoKnownAs Knickerbocker group
Knickerbocker school
associatedWith New York literary scene
periodical publication culture in New York
country United States
culturalContext early United States republic
era antebellum period in the United States
focus American history
American landscape
American themes
New York City life
genre American literature
hasEthos adaptation of European literary forms to American subjects
emphasis on American identity in literature
historicalSignificance among the first cohesive groups of American writers
helped legitimize American literature internationally
influenced American literary nationalism
development of a distinctly American literary tradition
language English
locatedIn New York
New York (state)
linked to: New York
location New York City
movement American Romanticism
notableMember Fitz-Greene Halleck
Gulian Crommelin Verplanck
James Fenimore Cooper
Joseph Rodman Drake
Robert Charles Sands
Washington Irving
William Cullen Bryant
timePeriod early 19th century

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Knickerbocker group alsoKnownAs New York Knickerbocker school
subject linked to: The Knickerbocker group