The New Poetries and Some OldSouthern Illinois University Press, 1991 - 279 Seiten This collection of twenty-nine essays represents a summation of Kostelanetz’s thoughts on poetry since the publication of his earlier work The Old Poetries and the New.
In sections on “The New Poetries,” “Some Old,” and “Autobiographical Addenda,” the essays range from sketches of Kenneth Burke, John Berryman, and Northrop Frye through considerations of the latest sound-text poetry to Kostelanetz’s justification of his own work. These pieces reflect Kostelanetz’s ongoing commitment to the esthetics he ascribes to high modernism—innovation, abstraction, intelligence, and complexity in all the arts. |
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AvantGarde Poetry in America Now 1986 | 5 |
Making Music from the Sound of Words 1977 | 19 |
AvantGarde American Artists Make Audio Art | 25 |
Urheberrecht | |
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