British Poets of the Great WarSusquehanna University Press, 1988 - 269 pàgines |
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... ironical observation . In " The Zonnebeke Road , " Blunden playfully addresses the soldiers : And yet the day is come ; stand down ! stand down ! Your hands unclasp from rifles while you can , The frost has pierced them to the bended ...
... ironical observation . In " The Zonnebeke Road , " Blunden playfully addresses the soldiers : And yet the day is come ; stand down ! stand down ! Your hands unclasp from rifles while you can , The frost has pierced them to the bended ...
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... ironical postwar identification with the Georgian poets , which has obscured the quality of his talent . Thomas's acceptance of the war and his avoidance of topical verse and blatant rhetoric made it difficult to recognize the nature of ...
... ironical postwar identification with the Georgian poets , which has obscured the quality of his talent . Thomas's acceptance of the war and his avoidance of topical verse and blatant rhetoric made it difficult to recognize the nature of ...
Pàgina 178
... iron- ical twists at the end of poems : " That scum you sent last night soon died . Hooray . " In a more successful poem ... ironical context . Housman's irony in congratulating the young man for being dead is implicit . Owen's irony is ...
... iron- ical twists at the end of poems : " That scum you sent last night soon died . Hooray . " In a more successful poem ... ironical context . Housman's irony in congratulating the young man for being dead is implicit . Owen's irony is ...
Continguts
Preface 93 | 13 |
Poetry and the Great War | 21 |
Calls to Action and Enthusiastic Replies | 31 |
Copyright | |
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ANTHOLOGY appeared Armistice attitude battle Bergonzi BIOGRAPHY & CRITICISM blood British Brittain Brooke's Charles Hamilton Sorley chivalric civilians Collected Poems contrast D. H. Lawrence dead death describes Despite early Edmund Blunden Edward Marsh Edward Thomas elegy England English enlist epic experience expressed fighting Ford France front Fussell Georgian Poetry German Gosse Graves's Grenfell Hardy's Herbert Read heroic Hibberd horrors Ibid imagery images Imagist ironical Isaac Rosenberg Ivor Gurney John killed Kipling Kipling's lines literary London man's Marsh military modern Numbers officer Owen's Oxford pastoral patriotic peace perspective pity poem's poetic prewar protest published reality recalls reprinted by permission responses reveals Richard Aldington Rickword Robert Graves Rupert Brooke sacrifice satire shell Sidgwick & Jackson Siegfried Sassoon Soldier Poets Somme song sonnets Sorley's stanza Thomas's tradition trench poets verse war poets war's warfare Wilfred Owen women poets World wounded writing wrote Yeats York young Youth