Robert Frost
By: editor, Morris Dickstein
Series: Critical insights
Publisher: Salem Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Pasadena, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 427
ISBN-13: 9781587656361
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: On Robert Frost  -- Morris Dickstein; title: Biography of Robert Frost  -- James Norman O'Neill; title: The Paris review perspective  -- Elizabeth Gumport; title: Robert Frost, T. S. Eliot, and modernist poetics  -- Matthew J. Bolton; title: Robert Frost: a look at the critical reception  -- Janyce Marson; title: Technology, labor, and the sacred: the cultural context of Robert Frost  -- Jamey Hecht; title: The paradoxes of Robert Frost: a mediation on "discordant elements"  -- Anastasia Vahaviolos Valassis; title: Frost's North of Boston, its language, its people, and its poet  -- David Sanders; title: Robert Frost and the politics of labor  -- Tyler B. Hoffman; title: Robert Frost: the walk as parable  -- Roger Gilbert; title: Nature and poetry  -- Judith Oster; title: The resentments of Robert Frost  -- Frank Lentricchia; title: We are sick with space  -- Robert Bernard Hass; title: The need of being versed: Robert Frost and the limits of rhetoric  -- Shira Wolosky; title: National forgetting and remembering in the poetry of Robert Frost  -- Jeff Westover; title: Robert Frost -- Denis Donoghue.