How Does a Poem Mean?: Part Three of An Introduction to Literature, by Herbert Barrows, Hubert Heffner, John Ciardi, and Wallace DouglasHoughton Mifflin, 1959 - 366 Seiten |
Inhalt
INTRODUCTORY NOTE | 663 |
CHAPTER TWO A BURBLE | 678 |
FOLK BALLADS | 685 |
JABBERWOCKY REVISITED | 705 |
CHAPTER THREE BY RIPPLING POOLS | 709 |
CHAPTER FOUR THE WORDS OF POETRY | 762 |
THE WORD IN THE POEM | 768 |
THE PHRASE AS A FORM | 774 |
CHAPTER SIX THE IMAGE AND THE POEM | 864 |
Walt Whitman Song of Myself 26 | 869 |
POEMS FOR STUDYMETAPHOR AND STATEMENT | 875 |
POEMS FOR STUDYSINGLE AND MULTIPLE IMAGERY | 900 |
CHAPTER SEVEN THE POEM IN MOTION | 920 |
A E Housman With Rue My Heart Is Laden | 926 |
POEMS FOR GUIDED STUDYACCELERATION AND IMPEDANCE | 934 |
POEMS FOR INDIVIDUAL ANALYSISACCELERATION AND IMPEDANCE | 953 |
POEMS FOR STUDYI THE WORD CHOICE | 795 |
POEMS FOR STUDYII HARD AND SOFT DICTION | 811 |
POEMS FOR STUDYIII INTERRELATION OF OVERTONES | 832 |
CHAPTER FIVE THE SYMPATHETIC CONTRACT | 846 |
William Shakespeare Under the Greenwood Tree from | 971 |
CHAPTER EIGHT THE POEM IN COUNTERMOTION | 994 |
POEMS FOR STUDYCOUNTERMOTION | 1007 |
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