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How did critics like Randall Jarrell reinterpret Frost’s poetry in the 20th century?

AAs purely sentimental and outdated

BAs complex and deeply modernist

CAs nationalist propaganda

DAs religious allegory

Answer:

B. As complex and deeply modernist

Read Explanation:

While Frost was once seen as a "folksy" poet of rural life, critics like Randall Jarrell revealed the depth and darkness in his work, identifying him as a serious modernist who addressed universal existential concerns beneath simple language.


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