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Bloom’s Modern Critical Views
African-American
Poets: Volume 1
African-American
Poets: Volume 2
Aldous Huxley
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Alice Munro
Alice Walker
American Modernist
Poets
American Women
Poets: 1650–1950
American Women
Poets: 1950 to the
Present
Amy Tan
Anton Chekhov
Arthur Miller
Asian-American Writers
August Wilson
e Bible
e Brontës
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Márquez
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Kate Chopin
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e Romantic Poets
Salman Rushdie
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omas Hardy
omas Pynchon
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William Shakespeare:
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William Shakespeare:
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William Shakespeare:
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William Shakespeare:
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William Wordsworth
Zora Neale Hurston
Bloom’s Modern Critical Views
AMERICAN
MODERNIST POETS
Edited and with an introduction by
Harold Bloom
Sterling Professor of the Humanities
Yale University
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Bloom’s Modern Critical Views: American Modernist Poets
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Introduction © 2011 by Harold Bloom
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American modernist poets / edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom.
p. cm. — (Bloom’s modern critical views)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-60413-275-5 (hardcover)
ISBN 978-1-4381-3653-0 (e-book)
1. American poetry—20th century—History and criticism. 2. Modernism
(Literature)—United States. I. Bloom, Harold.
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Contents
Editor’s Note vii
Introduction 1
Harold Bloom
Paterson and Epic Tradition 43
Peter Schmidt
The Cantos of Ezra Pound,
the Truth in Contradiction 73
Jerome J. McGann
Marianne Moore: Idiom and Idiosyncrasy 103
Robert Pinsky
Taming the Socialist:
Carl Sandburg’s Chicago Poems and Its Critics 117
Mark Van Wienen
Modernism Comes to American Poetry: 1908–1920 131
Roger Mitchell
From Etymology to Paronomasia:
Wallace Stevens, Elizabeth Bishop, and Others 159
Eleanor Cook
Robert Frost and the Poetry of Survival 175
Jay Parini
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