Reflexive Poetics: A Critical Anthology

Ethan Lewis has taught Modern and Renaissance Literature at the University of Illinois-Springfield, USA, for nineteen years, since receiving his doctorate from Boston College (where he also taught and earned his baccalaureate). His works include a collaboration with Robert McGregor, Conundrums for the Long Week-End: England, Dorothy L. Sayers, and Lord Peter Wimsey (Kent State, 2000), which garnered the Mystery Writers of America Award for finest critical monograph on an author in that genre; and Modernist Image (Cambridge Scholars, 2011), limning the respective development of Eliot and Pound from small experiments to triumphs in the long poem. Reflexive Poetics will, he hopes, be followed shortly by Shakespearean Negotiations: Matters of Character.