Abstract
The article analyzes selected aspects of poetry language renovation in the works by members of the New York Group. The author considers the causes of the conflict between traditional and modernist poetry, examines new means of expression and aesthetics creation, investigates the influence of prominent philosophic and linguistic ideas in works of the New York Group.
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