Selected essays and reviews
By: by Hayden Carruth.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Copper Canyon Press
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Port Townsend, WA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 363
Subjects: American poetry -- History and criticism; English literature -- History and criticism; Poetics; Poetry
Table of contents: title: Dr. Williams's Paterson; title: Stevens as essayist; title: Write little; do it well; title: Without the inventions of sorrow; title: To fashion the transitory; title: The closest permissible approximation; title: Poets without prophecy; title: Multiple disguises; title: Pursy Windhum Lucigen; title: Upon which to rejoice; title: Ezra Pound and the great style; title: Materials from life; title: Delmore, 1913-1966; title: A meaning of Robert Lowell; title: A turn in the rhyme; title: Melancholy monument; title: Spenser and his modern critics; title: The writer's situation; title: A focus, a crown; title: Poet of civility; title: Seriousness and the inner poem; title: Fallacies of silence; title: A location of J.V. Cunningham; title: Robert Frost; title: The sun's progeny; title: Italian sensibility; title: Pact of blood; title: The question of poetic form; title: The act of love : poetry and personality; title: The man in the box at Walden; title: Our man in Twit'nam; title: Three notes on the versewriting of Alexander Pope; title: Chants, oracles, body-rhythms; title: The spirit of Lo Lenga d'òc; title: Notes on meter; title: Notes on metaphor; title: With respect to the infuriating pervasiveness of optimism; title: Paul Goodman and the grand community; title: Richard Hugo; title: David Ignatow; title: Tom McGrath is harvesting the snow; title: The blues as poetry; title: Mystery and expressiveness; title: Duncan's dream; title: What does organic mean; title: Lear; title: Emily Dickinson's unexpectedness; title: Essays for Wendell; title: James Laughlin; title: The nature of art; title: Further note on Lear; title: God sniffed and said.