Critics on Robert Lowell.
By: Edited by Jonathan Price.
Series: Readings in literary criticism: 17
Publisher: University of Miami Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Coral Gables, Fla
Language: eng
Number of pages: 124
Subjects: Lowell, Robert, 1917-1977 -- Criticism and interpretation
Description: Essays to help you understand and appreciate the works of Robert Lowell.
Table of contents: title: The growth of a poet, by I. Ehrenpreis.; title: Introduction to Land of unlikeness, by A. Tate.; title: Land of unlikeness, by H. B. Staples.; title: From the kingdom of necessity, by R. Jarrell.; title: In a mood of tragedy, by W. C. Williams.; title: The mills of the Kavanaughs, by J. Mazzaro.; title: Robert Lowell's new book, by J. Hollander.; title: Poetry as confession, by M. L. Rosenthal.; title: Pieces too personal, by D. Standerwick.; title: Robert Lowell: "Contrasts and repetitions," by G. Hill.; title: Meaning and tone, by C. Chadwick.; title: For the Union dead, by R.  Poirier.; title: The three lives of Robert Lowell, by C. Ricks.; title: The Old Glory, by R. Brustein.; title: Strange devices on the banner, by J. Simon.; title: Prometheus bound, by J. Price.; title: Notebook, by L. Martz.; title: Looking back, by W. Meredith.; title: Bibliography (p. [123]-124)