Poets of WWI
Subtitle: Wilfred Owen & Isaac Rosenberg
By: Harold Bloom, editor.
Contributors: Bloom, Harold.
Series: Bloom's major poets
Publisher: Chelsea House Publishers
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Broomall, PA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 111
Subjects: English poetry -- 20th century -- History and criticism.; World War, 1914-1918 -- Great Britain -- Literature and the war.; Soldiers' writings, English -- History and criticism.; War poetry, English -- History and criticism.
Other titles: Poets of World War I; Poets of World War One
Notes: "Works by the poets of world war 1" : p. 106.
"Works about world war 1 poets" : p. 107-109.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Biography of Wilfred Owen; title: Thematic Analysis of"Dulce et Decorum Est"; title: Critical Views on "Dulce et Decorum Est"; title: Edmund Blunden: Wilfred Owen on His Vision of War; title: Desmond Graham on Narrative Distance; title: Mark Van Doren on the Pity of War; title: Thematic Analysis of "Strange Meeting"; title: Critical Views on "Strange Meeting"; title: Dylan Thomas on Owen's Development as a Poet; title: Ted Hughes on the Legacy of Owen; title: Elliott B. Gose Jr. on Universality in "Strange Meeting"; title: Dominic Hibberd on Owen's Other; title: Thematic Analysis of "Anthem for Doomed Youth"; title: Critical Views on "Anthem for Doomed Youth"; title: Philip Larkin Reviews The Collected Poems; title: Siegfried Sassoon on Meeting Wilfred Owen; title: Jon Silken on Owen and Consolation in "Anthem for Doomed Youth"; title: Dominic Hibberd on Owen's Romantic Inheritance; title: David Daiches on Owen and Language; title: Thematic Analysis of "Futility"; title: Critical Viws on "Futility"; title: C. Day Lewis on Owen's Reaction to the War; title: Gertrude M. White on War as a Violation of Nature; title: Arthur E. Lane on "Futility"; title: D. S. R. Welland on Owen's Use of Half-Rhyme; title: Biography of Isaac Rosenberg; title: Thematic Analysis of "The Dead Heroes"; title: Critical Views on "The Dead Heroes"; title: Bernard Bergonzi on Rosenberg Versus Other War Poets; title: Horace Gregory on Rosenberg's Isolation; title: David Daiches on Rosenberg's Place in English Poetry; title: Thematic Analysis of "Break of Day in the Trenches"; title: Critical Views on "Break of Day in the Trenches"; title: Siegfried Sassoon on Rosenberg's Experimentation with Language; title: D. W. Harding on the Dialectical Imagination; title: Jean Moorcroft Wilson on Rosenberg's Paintings; title: Matt Simpson on Reading "Break of Day"; title: Thematic Analyis of "Dead Man's Dump"; title: Critical Views on "Dead Man's Dump"; title: Rosenberg Lectures on Art; title: Marius Bewley on Rosenberg's Strengths Compared; title: to Wilfred Owen; title: Jean Liddiard on the Half-Used Life; title: Desmond Graham on Rosenberg Between Life and Death; title: Jon Silken and the "Idea" in Rosenberg; title: Thematic Analyis of "A Worm Fed on the Heart of Corinth"; title: Critical Views on "A Worm Fed on the Heart of Corinth"; title: Joseph Cohen on the Fall of Empire; title: Paul Fussell on the Life of Isaac Rosenberg; title: Jean Liddiard on the Practical Problems Rosenberg Overcame; title: Works by the Poets of World War I; title: Works About World War I Poets; title: Index of Themes and Ideas.