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The continuity of American poetry

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xv, 442 pages
Contents
  • 1. Foreword: toward an "inside narrative"
  • Argument
  • Perspective
  • Point of view
  • Limitations and procedures
  • 2. Origins: poetry and the Puritan imagination
  • Puritan culture and the life of poetry
  • The poetry of dogma and history
  • Anne Bradstreet
  • The elegy and the structure of Puritan life and art
  • Taylor
  • The poetry of enlightened America
  • 3. The long view: an American epic
  • "Ideas of glory"
  • The Columbiad
  • Song of Myself
  • The Cantos
  • The Bridge
  • Paterson
  • The hero in history
  • 4. American renaissance (1): the poet as simple, separate person
  • The world of the anti-poetic
  • Poe
  • Emerson
  • Whitman
  • Emily Dickinson
  • "We too must write Bibles ..."
  • 5. American renaissance (2): the poet and the people
  • "The American idea"
  • Antecedents: the case of Freneau
  • The business of poetry
  • Bryant
  • Longfellow
  • Lowell
  • Holmes
  • Whittier
  • Timrod and Lanier
  • Popular culture: genuine and spurious
  • 6. The old poetry and the new
  • Poetry and the "general heart"
  • Robinson
  • Public speech: a note on Lindsay and Sandburg
  • Frost
  • A new poetry
  • 7. The modern age (1): counter-current
  • Pound and the new poetry
  • Eliot: the poetics of myth
  • Ransom and Tate: the harvest of southern history
  • 8. The modern age (2): talent and the individualist tradition
  • Williams and the "new mode"
  • Aiken
  • Cummings
  • Marianne Moore
  • 9. The modern age (3): Wallace Stevens and the ultimate poem
  • "Ploughing North America"
  • "This happy creature ..."
  • "But in the flesh it is immortal"
  • "The poem of the act of the mind ..."
  • The supreme fiction
  • Creation and decreation
  • 10. Afterword: the idea of poetry and the idea of man
  • Ex post facto
  • Denouement: " ... a momentary end/To the complication ..."
  • Conclusion (in which nothing is concluded)
Instance
Label
The continuity of American poetry
Title
The continuity of American poetry
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Subject
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Language
eng
Cataloging source
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Pearce, Roy Harvey
Index
no index present
LC call number
PS303
LC item number
.P4
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
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  • Bradstreet, Anne
  • Taylor, Edward
  • Poe, Edgar Allan
  • Emerson, Ralph Waldo
  • Dickinson, Emily
  • Freneau, Philip Morin
  • Bryant, William Cullen
  • Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
  • Lowell, James Russell
  • Holmes, Oliver Wendell
  • Whittier, John Greenleaf
  • Lanier, Sidney
  • Robinson, Edwin Arlington
  • Frost, Robert
  • Pound, Ezra
  • Eliot, T. S.
  • Ransom, John Crowe
  • Williams, William Carlos
  • Moore, Marianne
  • Cummings, E. E.
  • Lindsay, Vachel
  • Sandburg, Carl
  • Aiken, Conrad
  • Aiken, Conrad
  • Bradstreet, Anne
  • Bryant, William Cullen
  • Cummings, E. E.
  • Dickinson, Emily
  • Eliot, T. S.
  • Emerson, Ralph Waldo
  • Freneau, Philip Morin
  • Frost, Robert
  • Holmes, Oliver Wendell
  • Lanier, Sidney
  • Lindsay, Vachel
  • Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
  • Lowell, James Russell
  • Moore, Marianne
  • Poe, Edgar Allan
  • Pound, Ezra
  • Ransom, John Crowe
  • Robinson, Edwin Arlington
  • Sandburg, Carl
  • Taylor, Edward
  • Whittier, John Greenleaf
  • Williams, William Carlos
  • American poetry
  • Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)
  • Literatura Norte Americana (Historia E Critica)
  • Poésie américaine
  • Literatura Norte Americana (Historia E Critica)
  • Poésie américaine
  • Lyrik
  • American poetry
  • Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)
  • USA
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The continuity of American poetry
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Contents
1. Foreword: toward an "inside narrative" -- Argument -- Perspective -- Point of view -- Limitations and procedures -- 2. Origins: poetry and the Puritan imagination -- Puritan culture and the life of poetry -- The poetry of dogma and history -- Anne Bradstreet -- The elegy and the structure of Puritan life and art -- Taylor -- The poetry of enlightened America -- 3. The long view: an American epic -- "Ideas of glory" -- The Columbiad -- Song of Myself -- The Cantos -- The Bridge -- Paterson -- The hero in history -- 4. American renaissance (1): the poet as simple, separate person -- The world of the anti-poetic -- Poe -- Emerson -- Whitman -- Emily Dickinson -- "We too must write Bibles ..." -- 5. American renaissance (2): the poet and the people -- "The American idea" -- Antecedents: the case of Freneau -- The business of poetry -- Bryant -- Longfellow -- Lowell -- Holmes -- Whittier -- Timrod and Lanier -- Popular culture: genuine and spurious -- 6. The old poetry and the new -- Poetry and the "general heart" -- Robinson -- Public speech: a note on Lindsay and Sandburg -- Frost -- A new poetry -- 7. The modern age (1): counter-current -- Pound and the new poetry -- Eliot: the poetics of myth -- Ransom and Tate: the harvest of southern history -- 8. The modern age (2): talent and the individualist tradition -- Williams and the "new mode" -- Aiken -- Cummings -- Marianne Moore -- 9. The modern age (3): Wallace Stevens and the ultimate poem -- "Ploughing North America" -- "This happy creature ..." -- "But in the flesh it is immortal" -- "The poem of the act of the mind ..." -- The supreme fiction -- Creation and decreation -- 10. Afterword: the idea of poetry and the idea of man -- Ex post facto -- Denouement: " ... a momentary end/To the complication ..." -- Conclusion (in which nothing is concluded)
Dimensions
25 cm
Extent
xv, 442 pages
Lccn
61007424
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
System control number
  • (OCoLC)00255160
  • (OCoLC)ocm00255160
Label
The continuity of American poetry
Publication
Bibliography note
Bibliographical footnotes
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
1. Foreword: toward an "inside narrative" -- Argument -- Perspective -- Point of view -- Limitations and procedures -- 2. Origins: poetry and the Puritan imagination -- Puritan culture and the life of poetry -- The poetry of dogma and history -- Anne Bradstreet -- The elegy and the structure of Puritan life and art -- Taylor -- The poetry of enlightened America -- 3. The long view: an American epic -- "Ideas of glory" -- The Columbiad -- Song of Myself -- The Cantos -- The Bridge -- Paterson -- The hero in history -- 4. American renaissance (1): the poet as simple, separate person -- The world of the anti-poetic -- Poe -- Emerson -- Whitman -- Emily Dickinson -- "We too must write Bibles ..." -- 5. American renaissance (2): the poet and the people -- "The American idea" -- Antecedents: the case of Freneau -- The business of poetry -- Bryant -- Longfellow -- Lowell -- Holmes -- Whittier -- Timrod and Lanier -- Popular culture: genuine and spurious -- 6. The old poetry and the new -- Poetry and the "general heart" -- Robinson -- Public speech: a note on Lindsay and Sandburg -- Frost -- A new poetry -- 7. The modern age (1): counter-current -- Pound and the new poetry -- Eliot: the poetics of myth -- Ransom and Tate: the harvest of southern history -- 8. The modern age (2): talent and the individualist tradition -- Williams and the "new mode" -- Aiken -- Cummings -- Marianne Moore -- 9. The modern age (3): Wallace Stevens and the ultimate poem -- "Ploughing North America" -- "This happy creature ..." -- "But in the flesh it is immortal" -- "The poem of the act of the mind ..." -- The supreme fiction -- Creation and decreation -- 10. Afterword: the idea of poetry and the idea of man -- Ex post facto -- Denouement: " ... a momentary end/To the complication ..." -- Conclusion (in which nothing is concluded)
Dimensions
25 cm
Extent
xv, 442 pages
Lccn
61007424
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
System control number
  • (OCoLC)00255160
  • (OCoLC)ocm00255160

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