Wallace StevensHarold Bloom Infobase Publishing, 2003 - 160 pages Each Volume, Covering Three To Six Poems, Includes: - User's guide- Editor's note and introduction by Harold Bloom- A comprehensive biography of the poet- Detailed thematic analysis of each poem- Extracts from major critical essays that discuss important aspects of each poem- A complete bibliography of the writer's poetic works- A list of critical works about the poet and his works- An index of themes and ideas in the author's work |
Contents
Users Guide | 7 |
About the Editor | 8 |
Editors Note | 9 |
Introduction by Harold Bloom | 10 |
Biography of Wallace Stevens | 14 |
Critical Analysis of Sunday Morning | 20 |
Critical Views on Sunday Morning | 25 |
Critical Analysis of The Idea of Order at Key West | 55 |
Critical Views on Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction | 81 |
Critical Analysis of The Auroras of Autumn | 106 |
Critical Views on The Auroras of Autumn | 113 |
Critical Analysis of The Course of a Particular | 132 |
Critical Views on The Course of a Particular | 136 |
Works by Wallace Stevens | 149 |
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Acknowledgments | 156 |
Critical Views on The Idea of Order at Key West | 59 |
Critical Analysis of Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction | 72 |
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