Essential reading on the writing and development of American poetry from its beginnings to the end of the twentieth century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Alfred Bendixen and Stephen Burt Part I. Beginnings: Poetry before 1800: 1. Remembering Muskrat: native poetics and the American Indian oral tradition Betty Booth Donohue 2. Rhyming empires: early American poetry in languages other than English Susan Castillo Street 3. The world, the flesh, and God in puritan poetry Robert Daly 4. Confronting death: the New England puritan elegy Jeffrey A. Hammond 5. The emergence of a Southern tradition Jim Egan 6. Poetry in the time of revolution Kevin J. Hayes Part II. A New Nation: Poetry, 1800-1900: 7. Asserting a national voice Frank Gado 8. The emergence of romantic traditions Alfred Bendixen 9. Linen shreds and melons in a field: Emerson and his contemporaries Christoph Irmscher 10. Edgar Allan Poe's lost worlds Eliza Richards 11. Longfellow in his time Virginia Jackson 12. Whittier, Holmes, Lowell and the New England tradition Michael Cohen 13. Other voices, other verses: cultures of American poetry at midcentury Mary Loeffelholz 14. American poetry fights the Civil War Faith Barrett 15. Walt Whitman's invention of a democratic poetry Ed Folsom 16. Emily Dickinson: the poetics and practice of autonomy Wendy Martin 17. The South in Reconstruction: white and black voices John D. Kerkering 18. The 'genteel tradition' and its discontents Elizabeth Renker 19. Disciplined play: American children's poetry to 1920 Angela Sorby 20. Dialect, doggerel, and local color: comic traditions and the rise of realism in popular poetry David E. E. Sloane 21. Political poets and naturalism Tyler Hoffman Part III. Forms of Modernism, 1900-50: 22. The twentieth century begins John Timberman Newcomb 23. Robert Frost and tradition Siobhan Phillips 24. T. S. Eliot Charles Altieri 25. William Carlos Williams: the shock of the familiar Bob Perelman 26. Finding 'only words' mysterious: reading Mina Loy (and H. D.) in America Cristanne Miller 27. Marianne Moore and the printed page Robin Schulze 28. The formalist modernism of Edna St Vincent Millay, Helene Johnson, and Louise Bogan Lesley Wheeler 29. The romantic and anti-romantic in the poetry of Wallace Stevens George Lensing 30. Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, and the east coast projectivists Matthew Hofer 31. Langston Hughes and his world David Chioni Moore 32. The objectivists and the left Mark Scroggins 33. 'All the blessings of this consuming chance': Robert Lowell, John Berryman, Theodore Roethke, and the middle generation poets David Wojahn 34. Elizabeth Bishop, Randall Jarrell, and the lost world of real feeling Richard Flynn 35. Writing the South Ernest Suarez Part IV. Beyond Modernism: American Poetry, 1950-2000: 36. San Francisco and the Beats Stephen Fredman 37. The New York school Brian Reed 38. The uses of authenticity: four sixties poets Nick Halpern 39. James Merrill and his circles David Bergman 40. Science in contemporary American poetry: Ammons and others Roger Gilbert 41. The 1970s and the 'poetry of the center' Edward Brunner 42. Latino poetry and poetics Rigoberto Gonzalez 43. Psychoanalytic poetics Reena Sastri 44. Asian American poetry Joseph Jonghyun Jeon 45. American poetry of the 1980s: the pressures of reality Lisa M. Steinman 46. Black and blues configurations: contemporary African American poetry Walton Muyumba 47. Amy Clampitt, 'culture' poetry, and the neo-baroque Willard Spiegelman 48. Modern and contemporary children's poetry Joseph Thomas 49. Multilingualism in contemporary American poetry Juliana Spahr 50. American poetry at the end of the millennium Stephen Burt.
Introduction Alfred Bendixen and Stephen Burt Part I. Beginnings: Poetry before 1800: 1. Remembering Muskrat: native poetics and the American Indian oral tradition Betty Booth Donohue 2. Rhyming empires: early American poetry in languages other than English Susan Castillo Street 3. The world, the flesh, and God in puritan poetry Robert Daly 4. Confronting death: the New England puritan elegy Jeffrey A. Hammond 5. The emergence of a Southern tradition Jim Egan 6. Poetry in the time of revolution Kevin J. Hayes Part II. A New Nation: Poetry, 1800-1900: 7. Asserting a national voice Frank Gado 8. The emergence of romantic traditions Alfred Bendixen 9. Linen shreds and melons in a field: Emerson and his contemporaries Christoph Irmscher 10. Edgar Allan Poe's lost worlds Eliza Richards 11. Longfellow in his time Virginia Jackson 12. Whittier, Holmes, Lowell and the New England tradition Michael Cohen 13. Other voices, other verses: cultures of American poetry at midcentury Mary Loeffelholz 14. American poetry fights the Civil War Faith Barrett 15. Walt Whitman's invention of a democratic poetry Ed Folsom 16. Emily Dickinson: the poetics and practice of autonomy Wendy Martin 17. The South in Reconstruction: white and black voices John D. Kerkering 18. The 'genteel tradition' and its discontents Elizabeth Renker 19. Disciplined play: American children's poetry to 1920 Angela Sorby 20. Dialect, doggerel, and local color: comic traditions and the rise of realism in popular poetry David E. E. Sloane 21. Political poets and naturalism Tyler Hoffman Part III. Forms of Modernism, 1900-50: 22. The twentieth century begins John Timberman Newcomb 23. Robert Frost and tradition Siobhan Phillips 24. T. S. Eliot Charles Altieri 25. William Carlos Williams: the shock of the familiar Bob Perelman 26. Finding 'only words' mysterious: reading Mina Loy (and H. D.) in America Cristanne Miller 27. Marianne Moore and the printed page Robin Schulze 28. The formalist modernism of Edna St Vincent Millay, Helene Johnson, and Louise Bogan Lesley Wheeler 29. The romantic and anti-romantic in the poetry of Wallace Stevens George Lensing 30. Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, and the east coast projectivists Matthew Hofer 31. Langston Hughes and his world David Chioni Moore 32. The objectivists and the left Mark Scroggins 33. 'All the blessings of this consuming chance': Robert Lowell, John Berryman, Theodore Roethke, and the middle generation poets David Wojahn 34. Elizabeth Bishop, Randall Jarrell, and the lost world of real feeling Richard Flynn 35. Writing the South Ernest Suarez Part IV. Beyond Modernism: American Poetry, 1950-2000: 36. San Francisco and the Beats Stephen Fredman 37. The New York school Brian Reed 38. The uses of authenticity: four sixties poets Nick Halpern 39. James Merrill and his circles David Bergman 40. Science in contemporary American poetry: Ammons and others Roger Gilbert 41. The 1970s and the 'poetry of the center' Edward Brunner 42. Latino poetry and poetics Rigoberto Gonzalez 43. Psychoanalytic poetics Reena Sastri 44. Asian American poetry Joseph Jonghyun Jeon 45. American poetry of the 1980s: the pressures of reality Lisa M. Steinman 46. Black and blues configurations: contemporary African American poetry Walton Muyumba 47. Amy Clampitt, 'culture' poetry, and the neo-baroque Willard Spiegelman 48. Modern and contemporary children's poetry Joseph Thomas 49. Multilingualism in contemporary American poetry Juliana Spahr 50. American poetry at the end of the millennium Stephen Burt.
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