...Eric Keenaghan The Transmutation of Love and Avant-Garde Poetics . By Heuving Jeanne . Tuscaloosa : University of Alabama Press , 2016 . xv + 217 pp. Copyright © 2018 by University of Washington 2018 “I dread falling in love,” Robert Duncan ( 2014 : 60) wrote in his 1961...

... Sainte-Heuve (and others) to Greco-Roman studies for guidance when, as poet or critic, he began to explore his intellect and his own sensi tivi ties. Part 1 examines exhaustively and judiciously Sainte-Heuve’s knowledge of Greek and Latin and his readings in the classical authors. hfulhauser...

... and idées fi xes. More sustained attempts to understand Riding’s work historically have come more recently, notably from Jerome McGann, Lisa Samu- els, and Jeanne Heuving. Heuving considers Riding’s resolve to forge a new poetics in relation to comparable undertakings by Eliot and the New Critics...

...-Heuve (and others) to Greco-Roman studies for guidance when, as poet or critic, he began to explore his intellect and his own sensi tivi ties. Part 1 examines exhaustively and judiciously Sainte-Heuve’s knowledge of ...

... balance dynamic, evolving tra- dition with his own originality. In pages of ominous resonance, Mulhauser analyzes Sainte-Heuve’s fears as he watched tradition in literature and all of the arts of his day being menaced and beginning to totter: before the ad- vancing challenge...

... or subversive? Perhaps what Sainte-Heuve wrote in 1853 about Marguerite de Navarre could be applied to Marot: “elle fit h cette kpoque, comme toute la Cour de France, qui, 2 certain jour, et en n’oMissant qu’h la mode, au progrgs des Lettres et au plaisir de comprendre la Sainte Ecriture ou de chanter...

... Depression-era poems.7 5 Charles Molesworth, Marianne Moore: A Literary Life (New York: Atheneum, 1990), 259. See Moore’s letter to Zabel, written several months after it had been rejected, for reflections on the Hoover poem (Letters, 299). 6 Most critics would agree with Jeanne Heuving...