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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Cleanth Brooks"”.
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An annotated bibliography of works both by and about Cleanth Brooks 1977-1984
… entries, divided into two sections: entries by Brooks and those about Brooks. The list is an inclusive one of works indexed by the MLA and Essays in General Literature. The second section will present these entries with the accompanying annotations and will be divided into four content groups: …
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Digter as Danser/ Danser as Digter
… and the mentee in the creative effort. Works of Cleanth Brooks en Robert Penn Warren (Understanding poetry), Ruth Padel (The poem and the journey), Camille Paglia (Break, blow, burn), Jay Parini (Why poetry matters), Ottone M. Riccio (The intimate art of writing poetry) and other writers provide …
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A "new literary history" of modern poetry: history and deconstruction in the works of Whitman, Stevens, and Olson
… it at all. A destructive reading of Bate, Bloom, Cleanth Brooks, and to a lesser extent, Paul de Man, shows that they all are caught within essentially the same metaphysical tradition. To varying degrees all of these critics are dedicated—consciously or not—to the project of preserving the static …
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The Little Magazine in the US South, 1921-1945
… (1935-42). Edited by Robert Penn Warren and Cleanth Brooks, The Southern Review acted as a bridge between the Southern Agrarians’ conservative politics and the New Critics’ detached aestheticism. Tracing the importance of construction and collaboration to New Critical methodology, I argue …
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A Great Debate in Poetic Theory: Brooks, Wheelwright, Crane & Olson
<p>Elder Olson has said that at the Biblical Tower of Babel the people did not begin to talk nonsense but only what seemed like nonsense. This paper concerns an intellectual tower where important debates are held, but unfortunately the language is not a universal one; therefor, because all too …