Titlebook: British Poetry from the 1950s to the 1990s; Politics and Art Gary Day (Senior Lecturer in English and Cultural Book 1997 Palgrave Macmilla

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Indecisive

MIRE

,Salvaged from the Ruins: Ken Smith’s Constellations, they know about the later course of history’ in ‘a(chǎn) process of empathy whose origin is the indolence of the heart, ., which despairs of grasping and holding the genuine historical image as it flares up briefly’. Such a historiography, he says, is ‘the root cause of sadness’:

Commemorate

Edwin Morgan: Messages and Transformations,en sonnets about spaceships, and concrete poems about Shakespeare, he might seem to specialise in unlikely juxtapositions, not least in the witty title of one of his best known collections: . Some readers have been positively disconcerted by the element of play in Morgan’s work, and others by its sheer variety. The poet knows this:

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,‘Half of My Seeing’: the English Poetry of Iain Crichton Smith, and distinctive indigenous culture which has attracted surprisingly little attention from the custodians of the mainstream, purportedly ‘British’ cultural tradition. He himself has commented wryly on how selective even the current enthusiasm for ‘minorities’ and ‘multi-cultural perspectives’ is:

Paleontology

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25566-5poetry; postmodernism; Renaissance

虛情假意

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Die Kommunikation des Marken-Design,s threatening to impoverish our understanding of poetry. It has led to an ignorance of tradition and a corresponding blankness in the face of poetry as art. And, if criticism is so desensitised that it cannot recognise or respond to a poem as a poem, then what possible credence can be given to its p

不適當

Die Konzeption des Marken-Design,gy . of 1962. Quite apart from its prioritisation of verbal music over positivistic sentiment and its ‘Lindisfarne’. intricacy of patterning, the poem broke away from the consensus that the short lyric was the vehicle of contemporary poetics. . is, like ., a shrunken epic — though one as personalise

純樸

Die Kommunikation des Marken-Design,ow poems about ‘unhappiness, loss [and] a sense of missing out’. can be a pleasure either to read or write but, as Larkin said on another occasion, ‘[t]he impulse for producing a poem is never negative; the most negative poem in the world is a very positive thing to have done.’. Larkin enters into m