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Two ways out of Whitman

Author:	Donald Davie; Doreen Davie
Publisher:	Manchester : Carcanet, 2000.
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Summary:	"Something distinctively American begins with Walt Whitman, and Donald Davie (1922-1995) takes bearings from the nineteenth-century poet whose long shadow falls so decisively on the Modernists and their successors. The radical difference of Whitman's approach, his copiousness, his opened forms, challenge any reader of American poetry." "Davie displays again his scale and range as one of the 'understanders' of poetry of our century, fulfilling his chosen role as bridge-builder between poets, poetries and cultures. Four decades' engagement with American poetry comprise this book. It is not a static argument; changes in his own perspectives illuminate his complex subjects."--BOOK JACKET.  Read more...
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