Rhetoric and Sexuality: The Poetry of Hart Crane, Elizabeth Bishop, and James Merrill
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Rhetoric and Sexuality explores the poetry of Crane, Bishop and Merrill. Nickowitz combines a rhetorical and thematic interpretation, employing close readings and the critical lens of Freudian and Kleinian psychoanalysis, to illustrate a new way to read American poetry. Front Matter....Pages i-vi Introduction....Pages 1-9 Chrysalis Unbound: Poems of Origin and Initiation....Pages 11-51 Anatomy of a Mother....Pages 53-100 Burnt Matches, or the Art of Love....Pages 101-143 Afterword....Pages 145-150 Back Matter....Pages 151-178
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