Leseprobe
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The Transparent Lyric
David L. Walker
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Belletristik / Lyrik, Dramatik
Beschreibung
Through close readings of poems from the entire range of both poets' careers, the author reveals the pivotal role of Stevens and Williams in the shift from modernism to postmodernism.
Originally published in 1984.
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Literary theory, Homeric simile, Narrative, Objective correlative, Automatic writing, Self-parody, Superiority (short story), Dramatic monologue, Archaism, Philosophy of mind, Cubism, Egotism, Modernism, Deconstruction, Simile, Impermanence, Irony, Imagism, Central conceit, Surrealism, Equanimity, Parody, Tender Buttons (book), Aphorism, New Criticism, Erudition, Novel, Prose, Ford Madox Ford, John Ashbery, Charles Demuth, Mark Strand, J. Hillis Miller, Vorticism, Negative capability, Literature, Mimesis, Romanticism, Gluttony, Narrative poetry, Fiction, Satire, God Knows (novel), V., Charles Simic, Reader-response criticism, Aesthetic distance, Consciousness, Paul Gauguin, Seriousness, Metaphor, Pathetic fallacy, Conflation, The Realist, Couplet, Randall Jarrell, Deadpan, Solipsism, Jacques Derrida, Fictional universe, Nonsense, Gradgrind, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, Joke, The Philosopher, Tragic hero, Postmodernism, Poetry, Evocation