Two minds of a western poet
Subtitle: essays
By: by David Mason
Series: Poets on poetry
Publisher: The University of Michigan Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Ann Arbor
Language: eng
Number of pages: 165
ISBN-13: 9780472071425; 9780472051427
Copyright date: 2011
Subjects: Intellectual life; History and criticism; Poetry; American poetry; Authorship
Table of contents: title: Two minds of a western poet; title: Opening a town; title: Some narrative poets of the American West; title: Modern American poetry and the hopper of civilization; title: The long and the short of Robinson; title: The inner drama of James Wright; title: "The contemplation of horror is not edifying" : Anthony Hecht as a war poet; title: Mastered pain; title: Richard Wilbur and the "Blind delight of being"; title: Grace Schulman's Song of praise; title: Memory and imagination in the poetry of B.H. Fairchild; title: The limits of the literary movement; title: The dhow's gaze : thoughts on postcolonial studies; title: Close to Seferis.