The contemporary poet as artist and critic : eight symposia /
The contemporary poet as artist and critic : eight symposia /
Edited by Anthony Ostroff
- Boston : Little Brown & Co, 1964
- xii, 236 p. ; 22 cm.
On Richard Wilbur's'Love calls us to the things of this world.'--On Theodore Roethke's'In a dark time.'--On Stanley Kunitz's'Father and son.'--On Robert Lowell's'Skunk hour.'--On John Crowe Ransom's'Master's in the garden again.'--On Richard Eberharts'Am I my neighbor's keeper?'--On W. H. Auden's'A change of air.'--On Karl Shapiro's'The bourgeois poet.'--Notes and bibliography (p. 217-236)
American poetry--History and criticism--20th century
On Richard Wilbur's'Love calls us to the things of this world.'--On Theodore Roethke's'In a dark time.'--On Stanley Kunitz's'Father and son.'--On Robert Lowell's'Skunk hour.'--On John Crowe Ransom's'Master's in the garden again.'--On Richard Eberharts'Am I my neighbor's keeper?'--On W. H. Auden's'A change of air.'--On Karl Shapiro's'The bourgeois poet.'--Notes and bibliography (p. 217-236)
American poetry--History and criticism--20th century