Alexander Pope uses the technique of social satire in his poem The Rape of the Lock to spread awareness about the follies of their people.

Samuel Beckett had largest contribution in "Absurd Theater". His play "Waiting for Godot" also belonged to the same category and was called an absurd play.

John Keats' love for past, quest for beauty, escapism and imaginative realism are fine examples that he is first in the list of romantic poet...

Francis Bacon has widely been read all over the world because of his prose style. Certain stylistic qualities in Bacon's essays helped him in gaining fame.

In "Mr. Bleaney", Philip Larkin after doing critical analysis of a person's life concludes that modern life is tasteless, emotionless, boring and dull.