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William Carlos Williams: A Developmental Study
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"William Carlos Williams And The Pursuit Of ""paterson"""
In 1946, William Carlos Williams published the first book of Paterson, a five-book poem which would consume his creative energies until his death in 1963. By his own admission, Paterson was an "impossible poem" for Williams to write, a "magnum opus" toward which he had been "gradually maneuvering a …
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Patterns of Contact: The Short Stories of William Carlos Williams
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THE COMIC DIMENSION: A NEW READING OF WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS' LONG POEM "PATERSON"
<p>When Williams decided in the early forties to accelerate work on the "magnum opus" he had begun fifteen years earlier, his ambitions were enormous, yet the literary establishment treated him more like a pygmy than a giant. T. S. Eliot, reigning literary pontiff, embraced the European literary …
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The New Poetry of William Carlos Williams: Poetic Uses of Music and Dance
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Politics of Place in the Poetry of T. S. Eliot, William Carlos Williams and Marianne Moore
… of place in three modernist poets—T. S. Eliot, William Carlos Williams and Marianne Moore. Through the critical lens of both human geography and social construction theories of place, this project aims to uncover the underlying political connotations of the representations of place in their …
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Verse and its Sciences, 1880-1971: William Carlos Williams, Laura Riding, George Oppen, I. A. Richards and Veronica Forrest-Thomson
… poetry. My first chapter situates William Carlos Williams’s theory of ‘measure’ against contemporaneous attempts to measure poetry scientifically. The second considers poetry written by Laura Riding as an aesthetic response to the emergence of a new kind of scientifically-informed …
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In “the American Strain”: The Hybrid Poetry of Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, William Carlos Williams, Adrienne Rich, Marilyn Chin, and Sherman Alexie
… American poetry. Their poetic progeny include William Carlos Williams, who advocated for socio-cultural hybridity by name and developed a “local” and American hybrid poetics distinctive from his modernist counterparts and Adrienne Rich, who initiated her revolution through a feminist poetics, …
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Nature ternua nature
… featuring the poetry of Emily Dickinson, William Carlos Williams, and e.e. cummings. The four poems share the common theme of nature. The selected poems are 'South Winds Jostle Them', 'The Murmuring of Bees' (both by Dickinson), 'Pastoral' (Williams), and 'and what were roses' (cummings). …
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A Rumba for Rothko and Other Poems
… by modernist writers such as Gertrude Stein and William Carlos Williams. These two writers in particular had their own reasons for pursuing, through their writing, basic questions about representation of the world in art and language.</p>
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Carnivalized narratives in the postmodern long poem
… Writers such as T. S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, and William Carlos Williams have pursued the long poem, but under the auspices of the "modern epic." Three postmodern long poems---Kenneth Koch's Seasons on Earth, Edward Dom's Gunslinger, and James Merrill's The Changing Light at Sandover---illustrate …
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Self-Referential Anxiety in the Romantic and Modern Long Poem
… of this group of poems are Wordsworth's Prelude, William Carlos Williams' Paterson, and Adrienne Rich's "From an Old House in America" and Sources, though much the same anxiety can be seen in long poems by such diverse poets as Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Robert Browning, Ezra Pound, T. S. Eliot, …
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The Modernist Defense of Poetry in Prose and Verse
… of Ezra Pound, T.S. Eliot, Marianne Moore, and William Carlos Williams. Arguments from the defense of poetry become models for the imagery in their poems and for their own poetic voices. These arguments include defending poiesis as the ennobling essence of poetry; attacking ornament as a …
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DADA / USA: connections between the Dada movement and eight American fiction writers
… Dadaism affected Robert M. Coates, Djuna Barnes, William Carlos Williams, Laurence Vail, John Dos Passos, E. E. Cummings, and Nathanael West, and was affected by Gertrude Stein, are examined in chapters 4 to 11. DADÁ / EEUU: CONEXIONES ENTRE EL MOVIMIENTO DADAÍSTA Y OCHO NARRADORES NORTEAMERICANOS …
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junction
… three pieces. The writings of Matsuo Basho, William Carlos Williams, Sandra Cisneros, and W.G. Sebald have also influenced the content of this thesis.
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"an identification and a plan for action to supplant a plan for action": EPIC Conventions Transformed in Williams, Zukofsky, and Olson
… twentieth-century modernist American poems. William Carlos Williams, Louis Zukofsky, and Charles Olson are all, in their own ways, disciples of the Ezra Pound model of the epic, which is embodied in his most important work, The Cantos. Each of these authors, though, looks back further than …
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Kindness in Modernist American Poetry
… from the works of Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, Louis Zukofsky, George Oppen and Charles Reznikoff. Working within an understanding that no interpretation can be naïve, this thesis argues a case for Kindness as a “grammar of reading” that accounts for the readerly …
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