The Concise Encyclopedia Of English And American Poets And Poetry

The Concise Encyclopedia Of English And American Poets And Poetry

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A landmark in literary reference, The Concise Encyclopedia of English and American Poets and Poetry presents a sweeping, authoritative survey of the poetic traditions of England and America, from Chaucer to the modern era. Edited by two distinguished literary figures, Stephen Spender and Donald Hall, this comprehensive volume brings together hundreds of articles on individual poets, movements, and the technical craft of verse, making it an indispensable companion for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of the written word. The encyclopedia chronicles the full breadth of English and American literary history, covering Classical and Romantic traditions, figurative language, poetic form, and the cross-cultural currents that have shaped the canon. Contributors include some of the most respected voices in literary criticism, and the work is distinguished by its clarity of insight and breadth of coverage. Whether one seeks an introduction to a beloved poet or a deeper understanding of verse technique, this volume rewards every inquiry with the freshness and authority of a true reference classic.

Author: Stephen Spender And Donald Hall
Format: Hardback

Genre: Poetry

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Condition remarks:
Condition: Good. Jacket: No dust jacket. Page Condition: Some yellowing. Markings: DJ stuck on fep. Binding condition: Pages intact, binding good.

A landmark in literary reference, The Concise Encyclopedia of English and American Poets and Poetry presents a sweeping, authoritative survey of the poetic traditions of England and America, from Chaucer to the modern era. Edited by two distinguished literary figures, Stephen Spender and Donald Hall, this comprehensive volume brings together hundreds of articles on individual poets, movements, and the technical craft of verse, making it an indispensable companion for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of the written word. The encyclopedia chronicles the full breadth of English and American literary history, covering Classical and Romantic traditions, figurative language, poetic form, and the cross-cultural currents that have shaped the canon. Contributors include some of the most respected voices in literary criticism, and the work is distinguished by its clarity of insight and breadth of coverage. Whether one seeks an introduction to a beloved poet or a deeper understanding of verse technique, this volume rewards every inquiry with the freshness and authority of a true reference classic.