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from the Encyclopædia Britannica:
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| It is
sometimes called
Imagism but is unrelated to the Anglo-American
movement of that name....
The Imaginists read poetry in cafés during a time of social upheaval
when few books were published, but, unlike the Futurists, they were
unable to adapt to the demands of Soviet life. Instead they expressed
their alienation in acts of IRRESPONSIBLE BOHEMIANISM. (emphasis
mine)
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