Auden, however, was never attracted to the political parties that were the manifestations of Marxist views. All his life Auden was interested in developing frameworks to interpret social and religious categories, and the Marxist dialectic was both a philosophy of history and a structure to understand current events. Auden became a Marxist because Marxism provided a ready-made structure to explain conflict. In Berlin, Auden and Isherwood became aware of social unrest and the clash between the Communists and the rising Nazi party. EliotвЂ™s publisher Faber & Faber which published Auden on EliotвЂ™s recommendation even if EliotвЂ™s conservative religious and political positions were the opposite of AudenвЂ™s. He helped Auden with introductions to editors. The somewhat older Isherwood was already well introduced in the English publishing and art world. The two men had known each other slightly at Oxford University. In Berlin, he began an intensive literary and on-again-off-again sexual relationship with Christopher Isherwood (1904-1986). The Berlin of Weimar Germany was more tolerant of open homosexuality than was the England of his youth. In 1930, shortly after publishing his first book of poems, he went to live in Berlin. The one constant aspect running through his life and coloring his more personal writings was a homosexual bonding to men that he hoped would last and never did, as reflected in his poem ItвЂ™s No Use raising a Shout: Finally there is a third phase of his life, the writer largely of book reviews and short literary essays living much of the time in Italy and Austria until his death in 1973 in Vienna. Then, there is the poet living in the USA during the 1940s who became a US citizen and became primarily concerned with what was called at the time вЂњneo-orthodox ProtestantвЂќ theology. Auden (he rarely used his first names) of the 1930s, the English political poet who reported on the Spanish civil war and the start of the Sino-Japanese war in 1939. Each group celebrates half of his poetic life and rather tries to forget about the other half, seeing one part of his life as the perfect image of the modern poet who then lost his way. Wystan Hugh Auden, is appreciated as a bridge builder by two separate groups of poetry readers. Thus we look at the creative efforts of individuals who built bridges of understanding over the divides of cultures, social classes, and ethnicity and created a foundation for the New Humanism - Rene Wadlow The United Nations General Assembly has proclaimed the Decade 2013-2022 as the International Decade for the Rapprochement of Cultures building on the efforts in the UNESCO General Conference which had called for вЂњthe development of a universal global consciousnessвЂќ based on dialogue and cooperation in a climate of trust and mutual understanding and for a вЂњnew humanism for the twenty-first centuryвЂќ. Auden: (1907-1973) Poet of the Age of Anxiety rosemerry on USA, Russia and NATO Look for New Frontiers of Influence.Gary Steven Corseri on вЂњNothing in the world can bother you as much as your own mindвЂ¦вЂќ.

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