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388 pages ; 18 cm. |
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Doubleday anchor books ; A96
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Doubleday anchor books ; A96.
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| Contents |
The shorter poems of Thomas Hardy -- The later poetry of W. B. Yeats -- W. B. Yeats: Between myth and philosophy -- Masks of Ezra Pound -- An adjunct to the Muses' Diadem: a note on E.P. -- T.S. Eliot: From "Ash Wednedsay" to "Murder in the cathedral" -- Unnapeasable and peregrine: Behavior and the "Four quartets" -- Examples of Wallace Stevens: an abstraction blooded -- On Herbert Read and Wallace Stevens: Poetry and sensibility, some rules of thumb -- The method of Marianne Moore -- D. H. Lawrence and expressive form -- New thresholds, new anatomies -- Notes on a text of Hart Crane -- Notes on E.E. Cummings' language -- And Others: The experience of ideas, John Wheelwright and Dr. Williams, Notes on seven poets, Three notes -- A critic's job of work -- Lord Tennysons;s Scissors: 1912-1950 |
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English poetry -- History and criticism.
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English poetry. |
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American poetry -- History and criticism.
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American poetry. |
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