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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Poetry History and criticism"”.
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Transports of imagination: poetry and the rehabilitation of experience, 1830–1860
… examines how poets of the German late romantic and restoration periods between 1830 and 1860 disrupt the systematizing drive of technological, cultural, and industrial advancements during the nineteenth century in Germany by establishing connections with the past: both a large-scale geological …
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The reading of poetry : appreciation and evaluation
… undervalued in the eyes of the world today, and nowhere more so, it increasingly seems, than at educational institutions, especially South African universities. As mechanisation and commodification become more and more the order of the day, and as technology replaces human interchange, the …
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A study of Greek and Roman mythology in the poetry of today.
… term paper prepared for English 250, Present Day Poetry, taught by Dr. A. J. Armstrong in the summer of 1940. A brief study of Greek and Roman mythology in modern poetry was made by examining the anthology, The New Poetry, edited by Harriet Monroe and Alice Corbin Henderson. Although some facts …
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Subversion in the serranillas of Juan Ruíz and the Marqués de Santillana.
… the medieval period, to teach both conventional and unconventional lessons. Finally, the study turns to the political and erotic messages of domination in Santillana's serranillas, disguised by an exterior façade created through stylized prosody and by including little or no action. These three …
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A "new literary history" of modern poetry: history and deconstruction in the works of Whitman, Stevens, and Olson
<p>The literary history of Modern and Postmodern poetry needs to be rewritten because much of this poetry throws into doubt the very language which critics normally use to write such histories. Furthermore, Modern poetry provides a more adequate, because less rigid, sense of poetic “tradition” upon …
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The imagery of time and season in the German Baroque and Romantic poetry
… significant attempt to distinguish Renaissance and Baroque art using purely structural terms. In it Wölfflin rejects an Aristotelian view of art as the imitation of nature and redefines art history as the study of artistic styles of different epochs, nations, and individuals, expressing distinct …