Modern American poetry : essays in criticism
- Author
- Mazzaro, Jerome
- Published
- New York : D. McKay Co., [1970]
- Physical Description
- xiv, 368 pages ; 22 cm
- Contents
- Some lines from Whitman, by R. Jarrell -- From "Emily Dickinson", by N. Frye -- E. A. Robinson and the integration of self, by H. R. Wolf -- Robert Frost's circle of enchantment, by J. B. Gordon -- Wallace Stevens' poetry of being, by J. H. Miller -- Paterson: listening to landscape, by Sister B. Quinn -- Ezra Pound: the poet as hero, by M. L. Rosenthal -- A sovereign voice: the poetry of Robinson Jeffers, by R. Boyers -- The experience of the eye: Marianne Moore's tradition, by H. Kenner -- T. S. Eliot: the transformation of a personality, by G. T. Wright -- The organ-grinder and the cockatoo: an introduction to E. E. Cummings, by J. Logan -- Hart Crane's poetics of failure, by J. N. Riddel -- Theodore Roethke: the poetic shape of death, by F. J. Hoffman -- Robert Lowell's early politics of apocalypse, by J. Mazzaro -- Fishing the swamp: the poetry of W. D. Snodgrass, by W. Heyen.
- Subject(s)
- Bibliography Note
- Includes bibliographical references.
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