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How to read and interpret poetry, Carole Kiler Doreski and William Doreski

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How to read and interpret poetry, Carole Kiler Doreski and William Doreski

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

How to read and interpret poetry

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

17917338

Responsibility statement

Carole Kiler Doreski and William Doreski

Summary

The poem and the reader - The poet and the poem - Lives of some poets - A sample poem in drafts - The critic and the poem - Reading poems: some basics - Putting it all together - Notes on writing about poetry

Table Of Contents

Lives of some poets -- John Donne -- Emily Dickinson -- Wallace Stevens -- Langston HughesChapter 8 : Reading poems -- The Dance / William Carlos Williams -- On first looking into Chapman's Homer / John Keats -- The Mind is an enchanting thing / Marianne Moore -- A Baroque sunburst / Amy Clampitt -- The Waterfall / Henry Vaughan -- Next day / Randall Jarrell -- A Lecture upon the shadow / John Donne -- Untitled sonnet / Frederick Goddard Tuckerman -- Channel Firing / Thomas Hardy -- One Art / Elizabeth Bishop -- Chapter 9 : Putting it all together : a sample essay -- Robert Frost's "The Census-Taker" and the problem of wilderness

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