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  • Verlag: Sarup & Sons

    Anbieter: Majestic Books, Hounslow, Vereinigtes KönigreichMajestic Books

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    Zustand: New. pp. xi + 183.

  • Verlag: Sarup Book Publishers, 2010

    8176256404 / 9788176256407

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    Contents Preface Acknowledgement Introduction 1 Destruction of knowledge a study of the 20th century American Literary culture 2 The structured quicksilver of Williams poetry experiment with style and technique 3 Poetry in its sources body soul and form Williams quest for form 4 Williams antitraditionalism a study of his poetry 5 Growth and change a study of Williams Paterson Conclusion Bibliography Index The book aims at highlighting the themes and techniques adopted by William Carlos Williams in his major poetic works with particular reference to the poets high regard for heterogeneity classlessness democracy individuality autonomy and the pragmatic solving of lifes real problems which form the basis of antitraditionalism in his poetry It focuses on Williams antitraditionalism the destruction of the then and elsewhere of tradition in the interest of the here and now and the destruction of consistency rationality and certainty in the interest of heterogeneity possibility and empathy It shows that Williams concern is les to make his own life the subject of his poetry than to adopt the part of being a dispassionate and sharp eyed witness to the times he no longer seems to be living almost entirely within the world of his own memory He describes things and events for themselves and his own reasons for choosing to describe those things and his own opinions about their importance all questions the reader must face after a preliminary reading of the poems are implied rather than stated jacket 184 pp.…