Gendered modernisms : American women poets and their readers /
Dickie, Margaret,1935-
Travisano, Thomas J.,1951-
Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press,
c1996.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Recovering the repression in Stein's erotic poetry / Margaret Dickie -- History as conjugation: Stein's Stanzas in meditation and the literary history of the modernist long poem / Mary Loeffelholz -- H.D., modernism, and the transgressive sexualities of decadent-romantic platonism / Cassandra Laity -- Pornopoeia, the modernist canon, and the cultural capital of sexual literacy: the case of H.D. / Dianne Chisholm -- 'So as to be one having some way of being one having some way of working': Marianne Moore and literary tradition / Lisa M. Steinman -- 'The Frigate pelican''s progress: Marianne Moore's multiple versions and modernist practice / Robin Gail Schulze -- Jouissance and the sentimental daughter: Edna St. Vincent Millay / Suzanne Clark -- Antimodern, modern, and postmodern Millay: contexts of revaluation / Cheryl Walker -- Laura (Riding) Jackson's 'really new' poem / Jeanne Heuving -- The Elizabeth Bishop phenomenon / Thomas Travisano -- Muriel Rukeyser and her literary critics / Kate Daniels -- 'The Buried life and the body of waking': Muriel Rukeyser and the politics of literary history / Richard Flynn -- Whose canon? Gwendolyn Brooks: founder at the center of the 'margins' / Kathryne V. Lindberg.
American poetry
Modernism (Literature)
Women and literature
Authors and readers
Books and reading
American poetry
Canon (Literature)