The wound and the dream
Subtitle: sixty years of American poems about the Spanish Civil War
By: edited by Cary Nelson.
Contributors: Nelson, Cary.
Series: American poetry recovery series
Publisher: University of Illinois Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Urbana
Language: eng
Number of pages: 329
Subjects: American poetry -- 20th century.; War poetry, American.; Spain -- History -- Civil War, 1936-1939 -- Poetry.
Genres: Poetry.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 54-61) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: INTRODUCTION The International Context for American Poetry about the Spanish Civil War 1; title: MARTHA MILLET (1936) Women of Spain 63; title: KENNETH PORTER (1936) iSalud! 64; title: WALLACE STEVENS (1936) The Men ThatAre Falling 65; title: MURIEL RUKEYSER (1937) Mediterranean 67; title: EDWIN ROLFE (1937) Death by Water 74; title: Elegy for Our Dead 76; title: City of Anguish 77; title: LANGSTON HUGHES (1937) Song of Spain 82; title: Letter from Spain 85; title: Hero-International Brigade 87; title: MIKE QU IN (1937) How Much for Spain? 89; title: KENNETH REXROTH (1937) Requiem forthe Spanish Dead 90; title: JAMES RORTY (1937) Elegy for the Spanish Dead 92; title: AARON KRAMER (1937) Smiles and Blood 94; title: ROBINSON JEFFERS (1937) Sinverguenza 96; title: NORMAN ROSTEN (1937) The March 97; title: SOL FUNAROFF (1938) To Federico Garcia Lorca 98; title: BEN MADDOW (1938) The Defenses 99; title: JOYDAVIDMAN (1938) Snow in Madrid 100; title: Near Catalonia 102; title: GENEVIEVE TAGGARD (1938) Noncombatants 103; title: Silence in Mallorca 104; title: KENNETH FEARING (1938) The Program 106.