Elizabeth Bishop
Subtitle: comprehensive research and study guide
By: edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom.
Contributors: Bloom, Harold.
Series: Bloom's major poets
Publisher: Chelsea House
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Broomall, PA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Bishop, Elizabeth, 1911-1979 -- Criticism and interpretation.; Women and literature -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 87-91) and index.
Table of contents: title: Biography of Elizabeth Bishop; title: Thematic analysis of "The monument"; title: Critical views on "The monument"; title: Robert Lowell reviews North and South; title: Bonnie Costello on the function of art in the poem; title: Seamus Heaney on Bishop's reticence; title: Marilyn May Lombardi on Bishop's relation to Wallace Stevens; title: David Bromwich on Bishop's self-assurance; title: Thematic analysis of "Roosters"; title: Critical views on "Roosters"; title: Bishop comments on the poem; title: Louise Bogan reviews North and South; title: Willard Spiegelman on heroism; title: Victoria Harrison on war poetry; title: James Longenbach on Bishop's politics; title: David Bromwich on Bishop's relation to Marianne Moore; title: Thematic analysis of "At the fishhouses"; title: Critical views on "At the fishhouses"; title: David Kalstone on the pastoral tradition; title: Elizabeth Spires on epistemology; title: Robert Dale Parker on the poem's structure; title: Bonnie Costello on notions of flux in the poem; title: Anne Colwell on the theme of mediation; title: Thematic analysis of "Crusoe in England"; title: Critical views on "Crusoe in England"; title: Bishop on Crusoe's relation to Friday; title: Helen Vendler on the theme of domesticity; title: Joanne Feit Diehl on the Emersonian sublime; title: Steven Hamelman on Bishop's relation to Daniel Defoe; title: C.K. Doreski on Crusoe's concern with documentation; title: Susan McCabe on the biographical contexts of the poem; title: Thematic analysis of "The end of march"; title: Critical views on "The end of march"; title: Bishop on art and the unconscious; title: Penelope Laurans on Bishop's prosody; title: Sherod Santos on Bishop's patience; title: Lorrie Goldensohn on renunciation in Geography III; title: John Hollander reviews Geography III; title: Langdon Hammer relates Bishop's poems to her letters; title: Works by Elizabeth Bishop; title: Works about Elizabeth Bishop; title: Index of themes and ideas.