Long answer von keplinger david (4 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: New. Covering two decades of David Keplinger s engagement with the lyric narrative. Through echoes of Dickinson, Rimbaud, William Blake, and a host of other voices, this volume maps the ongoing long answer to the poet s individual inquiries about family, influ.
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Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Stephen F. Austin University Press Feb 2020, 2020
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Long Answer gleans from David Keplinger's five previous poetry collections, covering two decades of his engagement with the lyric narrative. Through echoes of Dickinson, Rimbaud, William Blake, and the French prose poet Max Jacob, as well as a host of other European and American voices, t…his volume maps the ongoing 'long answer' to the poet's individual inquiries about family, influence, and originality while at the same time tapping the source and substance of a more far-flung, philosophical problem. How is one life both distinct from and the sum of lives that came before How does one disentangle oneself from the illusion of separateness Culling together the best work from those previous years, and with nearly forty new pages of material, The Long Answer seeks a question, in Keplinger's title poem, 'so old, no one remembers/ what was asked for/in the first place,/and which leaves us . . . /with only each other.' His work, here, and historically, seeks less to alter thinking than to undrape it, where poetry can be the means of remembering what we are.
