Poetry as enchantment: and other essays
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| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Philadelphia
Paul Dry Books
2024
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| Ausgabe: | First Paul Dry Books edition |
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| Abstract: | "In the essays in Poetry as Enchantment-more personal than any of his earlier works-Dana Gioia shares a lifetime of thought and experience about poetry. Gioia, the author of Can Poetry Matter?, talks about poetry in a radically different way than it is currently being taught or discussed. In the title essay, he explains that poetry is speech raised to the level of song, and though poetry may often be misunderstood as intellectual, it moves us the way music does. Poetry charms its readers, creating a heightened experience of attention. It addresses readers in the fullness of their humanity, simultaneously speaking to the mind, emotions, imagination, memory, and physical sense. Without academic jargon, Poetry as Enchantment relates literature to the questions of life."-- |
| Umfang: | xvii. 272 pages 21 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781589881952 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a I. Essays. Poetry as enchantment -- Class struggle: Donald Davie at Stanford -- Robert Frost and the modern narrative poem -- The unknown soldier: The war poetry of John Allan Wyeth -- II. Short takes. Where home may be: Elizabeth Bishop -- Blindingly undiminished; Philip Larkin -- "I am the King's son": Samuel Menashe -- Good poems: Garrison Keillor -- Back from oblivion: Weldon Kees -- In praise of Lim: Shirley Geok-lin Lim -- Heaney in Hades: Seamus Heaney's Virgil -- The last of the great quarterlies: Frederick Morgan and the Hudson Review -- III. West Coast reports. Ray Bradbury's butterfly effect -- "Just one damn thing after another": Jack Foley's literary timeline -- Los Angeles as a cultural home -- The state of poetry: Loud and live | |
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| contents | I. Essays. Poetry as enchantment -- Class struggle: Donald Davie at Stanford -- Robert Frost and the modern narrative poem -- The unknown soldier: The war poetry of John Allan Wyeth -- II. Short takes. Where home may be: Elizabeth Bishop -- Blindingly undiminished; Philip Larkin -- "I am the King's son": Samuel Menashe -- Good poems: Garrison Keillor -- Back from oblivion: Weldon Kees -- In praise of Lim: Shirley Geok-lin Lim -- Heaney in Hades: Seamus Heaney's Virgil -- The last of the great quarterlies: Frederick Morgan and the Hudson Review -- III. West Coast reports. Ray Bradbury's butterfly effect -- "Just one damn thing after another": Jack Foley's literary timeline -- Los Angeles as a cultural home -- The state of poetry: Loud and live |
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| spelling | Gioia, Dana 1950- Verfasser (DE-588)123216540 aut Poetry as enchantment and other essays Dana Gioia First Paul Dry Books edition Philadelphia Paul Dry Books 2024 xvii. 272 pages 21 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier I. Essays. Poetry as enchantment -- Class struggle: Donald Davie at Stanford -- Robert Frost and the modern narrative poem -- The unknown soldier: The war poetry of John Allan Wyeth -- II. Short takes. Where home may be: Elizabeth Bishop -- Blindingly undiminished; Philip Larkin -- "I am the King's son": Samuel Menashe -- Good poems: Garrison Keillor -- Back from oblivion: Weldon Kees -- In praise of Lim: Shirley Geok-lin Lim -- Heaney in Hades: Seamus Heaney's Virgil -- The last of the great quarterlies: Frederick Morgan and the Hudson Review -- III. West Coast reports. Ray Bradbury's butterfly effect -- "Just one damn thing after another": Jack Foley's literary timeline -- Los Angeles as a cultural home -- The state of poetry: Loud and live "In the essays in Poetry as Enchantment-more personal than any of his earlier works-Dana Gioia shares a lifetime of thought and experience about poetry. Gioia, the author of Can Poetry Matter?, talks about poetry in a radically different way than it is currently being taught or discussed. In the title essay, he explains that poetry is speech raised to the level of song, and though poetry may often be misunderstood as intellectual, it moves us the way music does. Poetry charms its readers, creating a heightened experience of attention. It addresses readers in the fullness of their humanity, simultaneously speaking to the mind, emotions, imagination, memory, and physical sense. Without academic jargon, Poetry as Enchantment relates literature to the questions of life."-- Poetry / Appreciation Poetry / History and criticism Poésie / Appréciation Poésie / Histoire et critique Literary criticism Critiques littéraires |
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