Louis Zukofsky and the poetry of knowledge
By: Mark Scroggins.
Publisher: University of Alabama Press; University Alabama Press
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Tuscaloosa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 397
Subjects: Zukofsky, Louis, 1904-1978 -- Criticism and interpretation.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 365-381) and index.
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments; title: List of abbreviations; title: Introduction; title: "More than the words say": Louis Zukofsky's writing life; title: Zukofsky and skepticism: the evidence of the eyes (pronounced; title: I's); title: Doing away with epistemology: Zukofsky and the problem of knowledge; title: Bottom: on Shakespeare: "a philosophy of suspecting philosophy"; title: "I's (pronounced eyes)": objectivist epistemology; or, seeing things; title: The poet in history; title: Bleistein among the nightingales: Zukofsky, the Jew as high modernist; title: "The revolutionary word": Zukofsky, the political radical; title: "A": musical form and musical knowledge; title: Music and poetic form in the Pound/Zukofsky era; title: Zukofsky as formalist: fugue and form in "A"; title: Obscurity, solipsism, and community in "A"-23 : Zukofsky among the poets; title: "A sense of duration": Zukofsky, Stevens, and "Language"; title: Zukofsky and after: post-objectivist poetics in John Taggart and Ronald Johnson; title: A polemical conclusion: (toward) a poetry of knowledge; title: A note on texts; title: Notes; title: Works cited; title: Index.