British Poets of the Great WarSusquehanna University Press, 1988 - 269 pàgines |
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... Man's Dump , " the brutal depiction of war's horrors reveals Rosenberg's eye for physical detail , his attention to simple descriptive language , and his awareness of the pity of war : A man's brains splattered on A stretcher - bearer's ...
... Man's Dump , " the brutal depiction of war's horrors reveals Rosenberg's eye for physical detail , his attention to simple descriptive language , and his awareness of the pity of war : A man's brains splattered on A stretcher - bearer's ...
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... man's propensity for self - slaughter . The soldier at the front not only endured privation absurdly near London , but also constantly observed natural phenomena which recalled days of peace . T. P. Cameron Wilson ( 1878-1918 ) , a ...
... man's propensity for self - slaughter . The soldier at the front not only endured privation absurdly near London , but also constantly observed natural phenomena which recalled days of peace . T. P. Cameron Wilson ( 1878-1918 ) , a ...
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... Man's Dump , ” before May 1917 ( he mailed it to Marsh on 8 May ) . Marius Bewley , after commenting on the " impersonal and detached " stance and the " hard , almost shocking concreteness and immediacy " of the poem , called attention ...
... Man's Dump , ” before May 1917 ( he mailed it to Marsh on 8 May ) . Marius Bewley , after commenting on the " impersonal and detached " stance and the " hard , almost shocking concreteness and immediacy " of the poem , called attention ...
Continguts
Preface 93 | 13 |
Poetry and the Great War | 21 |
Calls to Action and Enthusiastic Replies | 31 |
Copyright | |
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