...Jesse Schotter COPYRIGHT © 2009 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2009 WORKS CITED Bigsby C.W.E. “ The Paradox of Revolution: Robert Lowell’s The Old Glory .” Recherches Anglaises et Americaines 5 ( 1972 ): 63 - 79 . Bloom Harold . The Anxiety of Influence: A Theory...

... The title of Jesse Schotter's article in Genre volume XLII, numbers 1 & 2 was mistakenly listed as “Adaptation Liberal and Conservative: Benito Cereno and Robert Lowell's Literary and Radical Politics” in the Table of Contents and on the issue's back cover. The correct title, which appears...

... in English’: James Russell Lowell and the Politics of the Nation.” Journal of American Folklore 108 ( 428 ): 131 – 55 . Brantley Richard E. 2004 . Experience and Faith: The Late Romantic Imagination of Emily Dickinson . New York : Palgrave Macmillan . Bryant William Cullen...

... the Cold War for the purposes of displaying the fruits of American culture and of demonstrating US interest in cross-cultural exchange. In Stecopoulos's telling, Ellison responded to his time in Salzburg, in the shadow of an Army base (and a work by fellow teacher Robert Lowell that was itself a response...

... willingness to risk access to the truth. In an attempt to build up the existential persona of “Mailer,” Mailer contrasts his speech patterns to the measured rhetoric of Robert Lowell and the abstract bureaucratese of Goodman. According to “Mailer,” while Lowell’s speeches are well structured, well...

.... Matsukawa Yuko Lee Josephine Lim Imogene L. . Philadelphia : Temple University Press , 2002 . Lowell Amy Ayscough Florence . Fir-Flower Tablets . Boston : Houghton Mifflin Company , 1921 . Malinowski Bronislaw . Argonauts of the Western Pacific . 1922 . New York...

... care than the one who “peizes” each syllable. But couldn't syllables of prose be peized, too? 8. Lowell stuck to a clear dichotomy even as his nearest poetic influence, Elizabeth Bishop, constructed a similarly multiform text in Questions of Travel ( 1965 ) and spoke of her hybrid work...

... Lowell to Reality TV. New York: New York University Press. Grusin, Richard, ed. 2018. After Extinction. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Haidarali, Laila. 2018. Brown Beauty: Color, Sex, and Race from the Harlem Renais- sance to World War II. New York: New York University Press. Jameson...

... of the Floating World.” Museum Studies 22 . 1 ( 1996 ): 74 - 93 . Lowell Amy . “One of the ‘Hundred Views of Fuji,’ by Hokusai.” Poetry 9 ( March 1917 ): 305 . Lubin David M. Act of Portrayal: Eakins, Sargent, James . New Haven : Yale UP , 1985 . Mahan Alfred Thayer...

... is not avail- able to modern poets: Miller posits, “The idea that common pleasures like a boy whistling at his work have disappeared is lightly mocked through an exagger- ated nostalgia.” Dickinson’s antebellum view reflects rather that of James Russell Lowell, who “insists on the possibilities...

... of this other world of incarcerated writers, editorial practices that canonize modern American literature repeat the separation between the free world and prisons. Ironically, the tables of content of mainstream American literature anthologies contain numerous writers—Jack London, O. Henry, Robert Lowell...

....” In New Work on New York School Poets , edited by Diggory Terence Miller Stephen Paul , 35 – 49 . Orono, ME : National Poetry Foundation . Lowell Amy . 1921 . Tendencies in Modern American Poetry . Boston : Houghton Mifflin . Lundquist Sara . 2001 . “The Fifth Point...

... 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...

... . Collected Poetry and Prose . Edited by Richardson Joan Kermode Frank . New York : Library of America . Vendler Helen . 2010 . Last Looks, Last Books: Stevens, Plath, Lowell, Bishop, Merrill . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press . von Trier Lars , dir. 2011...

... at haiku-like poems" by Pound, John Gould Fletcher, Amy Lowell, and "other imagists," the "haiku-like" poems of Wil- liam Carlos Williams and Wallace Stevens, Harold Henderson's translations of and introduction to Japanese haiku, and the Beat movement, before arriving at his discussion...

... 12 . 3 ( 1979 ): 269 - 292 . Place Janey Peterson Lowell . “Some Visual Motifs of Film Noir.” Silver and Ursini 65 - 75 . Porfirio Robert G. “No Way Out: Existential Motifs in the Film Noir.” Silver and Ursini 77 - 93 . Reichert John F. “‘Organizing...

... on Christianity, Shelley's trust in a philo- sophical eternality, and Gray's dual trust in Nature and the Christian God. But the post-Romantic self is, when experienced individually and empirically, a more fluid, frequently changing entity than any of these, as Robert Lowell's Anne Kavanaugh poignantly...

... fill in the world of QAF. These include Lindsay Peterson (Thea Gill), an art teacher, and her partner Melanie Marcus (Michelle Clunie), an attorney; Ted Schmidt (Scott Lowell), an awkward and self-­conscious accountant; and Emmett Honeycutt (Peter Paige), a flamboyant and honest person who...

...- like, more imaginative poetry of the thirties” eclipsed in the late forties and fifties by Robert Lowell’s thematic formalism (qtd. in Herd 2000, 27). But Stein’s poem, written in 1932, also came from the decade Ashbery associated with expanded poetic freedom. Marjorie Perloff reads “The Impos...

..., France, to pardon deserters during wartime as fugueurs (literally, flyers, or those who flee). In fact, William James also explored symptoms akin to psychological fugues in his 1896 Lowell lectures (35). SILENCING POLITICS OF LITERATURE 271 English Dictionary...