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The North Well
A poetry collection by Louis Osborne Coxe.
The Wilderness and Other Poems
The Wilderness and Other Poems was first published in 1958.This collection, Mr. Coxe's third published volume of poetry, includes the long narrative poem "The Wilderness" and thirty-four shorter lyric poems. Of this book, Morton Dauwen Zabel writes: "The Wilderness is a collection of series and thoughtful poems, scrupulously conceived and phrased, many of them notable for personal charm and feeling as well, and for combining a keenly responsible intelligence with genuine lyric and reflective emotion."Each of the poems dramatizes a single experience or complex of feelings about certain fairly common experiences. In many of the poems there is a prevailing theme of the tension between the oppos...
The Second Man
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Edwin Arlington Robinson
Presenting Robinson as both a man and a poet, "with some emphasis on the split between the two," the book delves deeply into Robinson's life and works, brilliantly characterizes the era and the region to which he belonged, and reveals how Robinson obeyed yet transcended the exigencies of both, as well as those of his personal heritage and experience. The author surveys the entire canon of Robinson's poetry, from the earliest works, the masterful vignettes, through the Arthurian poems on to the last poems, the long narratives such as "Amarinth" and "King Jasper." The book offers enriching new perspectives on both Robinson and his poetry and a new understanding of his poetic vision: "What he saw, he saw steadily . . . what often redeems a flawed poem and ensures a sound one is his awareness of other people and his Wordsworthian conviction that the poet was only a man like other men, but in a particular way, more so. The more so is what counts."
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Critically examines the motifs, structure, and metaphysical content of the poems in which Robinson expressed his transcendental views of life
The Last Hero
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Evelyn Waugh
This set comprises 40 volumes covering nineteenth and twentieth century European and American authors. These volumes will be available as a complete set, mini boxed sets (by theme) or as individual volumes. This second set compliments the first 68 voulme set of Critical Heritage published by Routledge in October 1995.
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