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Modern Critical Views: Robert Frost, edited by Harold Bloom, is a collection of literary analyses examining Robert Frost's themes, stylistic choices, and famous works. Contributors explore Frost's use of imagery, meter, and his relationship to the political and social environment of his time. The volume includes essays by various critics who discuss Frost's portrayals of nature, skepticism, choices, simplicity, and influences, often relating his work to other poets like Wordsworth and Wallace Stevens.