The Columbia history of American poetry

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The Columbia history of American poetry / Jay Parini, editor ; Brett C. Millier, associate editor.

Parini, Jay. (Added Author). Millier, Brett Candlish. (Added Author).

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Physical Description: xxxi, 894 p. ; 25 cm.
Publisher: New York : Columbia University Press, 1993.

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The Columbia History of American Poetry

Section	Section Description	Page Number
	Introduction	p. ix
	Anne Bradstreet and Edward Taylor	p. 1
	Further Reading	p. 14
	Early African American Poetry	p. 16
	Further Reading	p. 31
	The Epic in the Nineteenth Century	p. 33
	Further Reading	p. 63
	Longfellow in the Aftermath of Modernism	p. 64
	Further Reading	p. 96
	The American Transcendentalist Poets	p. 97
	Further Reading	p. 120
	Emily Dickinson	p. 121
	Futher Reading	p. 147
	Walt Whitman's Revisionary Democracy	p. 148
	Further Reading	p. 171
	Edgar Allan Poe	p. 172
	Further Reading	p. 202
	Lowell, Teasdale, Wylie, Millay, and Bogan	p. 203
	Further Reading	p. 231
	Women Poets and the Emergence of Modernisn	p. 233
	Further Reading	p. 259
	Robert Frost and the Poetry of Survival	p. 260
	Further Reading	p. 283
	Ezra Pound's Imagist Aesthetics: Lustra to Mauberley	p. 284
	Further Reading	p. 318
	T. S. Eliot	p. 319
	Further Reading	p. 342
	Marianne Moore and Elizabeth Bishop	p. 343
	Further Reading	p. 369
	Wallace Stevens	p. 370
	Further Reading	p. 393
	William Carlos Williams	p. 395
	Further Reading	p. 417
	Hart Crane's Difficult Passage	p. 419
	Further Reading	p. 450
	The Poetry of the Harlem Renaissance	p. 452
	Further Reading	p. 476
	Warren, with Ransom and Tate	p. 477
	Further Reading	p. 505
	American Auden	p. 506
	Further Reading	p. 532
	The Twentieth-Century Long Poem	p. 534
	Further Reading	p. 563
	Public Music	p. 564
	Beat Poetry and the San Francisco Poetry Renaissance	p. 581
	Further Reading	p. 604
	John Berryman, Theodore Roethke, and the Elegy	p. 605
	Further Reading	p. 630
	What Was Confessional Poetry?	p. 632
	Further Reading	p. 648
	The Postconfessional Lyric	p. 650
	Further Reading	p. 672
	The Black Arts Poets	p. 674
	Further Reading	p. 727
	Native American Poetry	p. 728
	Further Reading	p. 749
	James Merrill and John Ashbery	p. 750
	Further Reading	p. 775
	The Visionary Poetics of Philip Levine and Charles Wright	p. 777
	Further Reading	p. 806
	Contributors	p. 807
	Index	p. 811

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