...Jeffrey Neilson This article approaches Adrienne Rich's late poems in terms of the shifting conceptions of the poetic “career” in late modernity. I argue that if one were to place Rich's late writings into the normative framework of career “fulfillment,” one would crucially overlook Rich's...

... Kalstone David . Five Temperaments: Elizabeth Bishop, Robert Lowell, James Merrill, Adrienne Rich, John Ashbery . New York : Oxford UP , 1977 Kingwell Mark . A Civil Tongue: Justice, Dialogue, and the Politics of Pluralism . University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State UP , 1995...

...: As Adrienne [Rich] has said, what remains nameless eventually becomes unspeakable, what remains unspoken becomes unspeakable. [. . .] If we don't name ourselves, we are nothing. As a Black woman I have to deal with identity or I don't exist at all. I can't depend on the world to name me...

... by Scura Dorothy , 146 – 61 . Knoxville : University of Tennessee Press . Redfield Marc . 1996 . Phantom Formations: Aesthetic Ideology and the Bildungsroman . Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press . Rich Adrienne Cecile . 2002 . The Fact of a Doorframe: Selected Poems, 1950...

... and the objectivists and their descendants, politically engaged writ- ers as different as Muriel Rukeyser, Langston Hughes, and Adrienne Rich, and whimsical students of the everyday like Frank O’Hara and John Ashbery. Harold 218 GENRE Bloom has suggested that the movement of Blake’s...

... Rich, Leslie Scalapino, Anne Waldman, and many others currently writing—maybe such intergenre attention might have produced a different, more expansive and inclusive history of postmodern literary ambition in the United States. 4 So, what would a history of textual enormity in the late twentieth...

.... The next day Hugh meets and falls for Rachel, who is newly rich after six years of poverty following her father’s busi- ness failure. We learn that Hester’s first novel was inspired by her friend Rachel’s experience. Rachel is courted simultaneously by Hugh, Lord Newhaven’s friend Dick Vernon...