Imagism was a part of the <u>B) Modern Period.</u>
<h3>What is imagism?</h3>
Imagism was 20th-century poetic movement. It heavily relied on the the use of concrete, short, precise, clear, and sharp languages rather to depict images so that a physical experience is obtained through words.
The main features of this period of imagism included the following:
- Directness of words
- Economy of language
- Avoidance of generalities
- Precise phrasing
- Limited adherence to poetic meter.
Thus, imagism was a part of the Modern Period and not the Romantic, Transcendental, or Contemporary Periods.
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