American Literary EssaysLewis Gaston Leary Crowell, 1960 - 318 páginas |
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... verse . His war poems have done the most to give him the reputation he now possesses , but it is difficult to under- stand why these particular verses have been so celebrated ; perhaps they seem more realistic , concentrating as they do ...
... verse . His war poems have done the most to give him the reputation he now possesses , but it is difficult to under- stand why these particular verses have been so celebrated ; perhaps they seem more realistic , concentrating as they do ...
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... verse especially , he was more political than the others . Most of Brinnin's newer poems have moved away from wit and the celebration of contemporary ob- jects into forms linguistically and intel- lectually more complex . Karl Shapiro ...
... verse especially , he was more political than the others . Most of Brinnin's newer poems have moved away from wit and the celebration of contemporary ob- jects into forms linguistically and intel- lectually more complex . Karl Shapiro ...
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... verse like Kenneth Rexroth's , seem at least as far from common speech as the stanzas of Anthony Hecht . The third attack is the most interesting . The poets are sometimes considered the practitioners of a decadent " magazine verse ...
... verse like Kenneth Rexroth's , seem at least as far from common speech as the stanzas of Anthony Hecht . The third attack is the most interesting . The poets are sometimes considered the practitioners of a decadent " magazine verse ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Oliver Wendell Holmes 18091894 | 5 |
Washington Irving 17831859 | 16 |
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