Poetry and fiction: essays.
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| Language: | English |
| Published: | New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, [1963], [©1963] |
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Table of Contents:
- The swaying form
- The marriage of Theseus and Hippolyta
- The two gentlemen of Verona
- Poetry and life: Lord Byron
- The muse's interest
- The poet and the copy-writer: A dialogue
- The dream of reason
- The poetry of Wallace Stevens
- The bread of faithful speech
- Summer's flare and winter's flaw
- The current of the frozen stream
- The poetry of Robert Graves
- MacLeish and Viereck
- A wild civility
- On Shapiro, Roethke, Winters
- On Longfellow
- The generation of violence
- The poetry of Reed Whittemore
- The poems of Weldon Kees
- The careful poets and the reckless ones
- Seven poets and the language
- Younger poets: The lyric difficulty
- Composition and fate in the short novel
- Calculation raised to mystery
- The morality of art
- The ills from missing dates
- The discovery of Cozzens
- Fiction chronicle
- Themes and methods in the early stories of Thomas Mann
- Thomas Mann's Faust novel
- Across the woods and into the trees
- A survey of criticism
- Iniquity it is; but pass the can
- The Purgatorio as drama
- Public services and pointing hands
- A few bricks from Babel
- The golden compass needle.