The Home Place: Essays on Robert Kroetsch's Poetry
Autor Dennis Cooleyen Limba Engleză Paperback – 17 mar 2016
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781772121193
ISBN-10: 1772121193
Pagini: 376
Dimensiuni: 152 x 228 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: University of Alberta Press
Colecția University of Alberta Press (CA)
ISBN-10: 1772121193
Pagini: 376
Dimensiuni: 152 x 228 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: University of Alberta Press
Colecția University of Alberta Press (CA)
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Recenzii
"Cooley makes important use of the evolution of some of the major poems by reference to the manuscripts and typescripts of drafts and makes an especially fruitful case for Seed Catalogue." Anne Burke, Prairie Journal of Canadian Literature August 30, 2016
"Dennis Cooley has written a remarkable monograph on Robert Kroetsch that focuses primarily on a handful of his books of long poems. Cooley weaves an astute criticism of Kroetschs writing with details of Kroetschs private life, with an enquiry into being a writer, and with covering (and responding to) a great deal of previous Kroetsch scholarship....making for an acute study that covers an enormous critical range." Nicole Markotić, Prairie Fire, December 1, 2014
"...[The Home Place] builds a magnificent bridge across the coulee between writer and reader... Comprehensive and intense, The Home Place unpacks Kroetsch's long poems The Ledger, Seed Catalogue and The Sad Phoenician. It dives into the very marrow of those works and accomplishes brilliant and suggestive explorations of the feints and allusions that make them great... Cooley and Kroetsch partner one another, dance with the words they both love and respect." Aritha van Herk, Alberta Views, November 2016
"Cooley paints Kroetsch (19272011) as a Canadian Weldon Kees, as a man well known in certain circles as a celebrated writer, effuse in his friendships yet wandering much of his life and, like Odysseus, never quite sure of home.... Kroetsch had a passion for lists, for cataloging, his language catapulting emotion like the language of Gertrude Stein. One can read into his work the influence of Walt Whitman and Mark Twain, language without sentiment, crisp lines without meandering. Kroetschs language pulls readers into his world, where the heroes spend their time alone, repeating words, creating new meanings. Cooleys collection reflects on the enigma of Kroetsch and the life of a poet in the 20th century. Recommended." K. Gale, Choice Magazine, February 2017
"Dennis Cooley has written a remarkable monograph on Robert Kroetsch that focuses primarily on a handful of his books of long poems. Cooley weaves an astute criticism of Kroetschs writing with details of Kroetschs private life, with an enquiry into being a writer, and with covering (and responding to) a great deal of previous Kroetsch scholarship....making for an acute study that covers an enormous critical range." Nicole Markotić, Prairie Fire, December 1, 2014
"...[The Home Place] builds a magnificent bridge across the coulee between writer and reader... Comprehensive and intense, The Home Place unpacks Kroetsch's long poems The Ledger, Seed Catalogue and The Sad Phoenician. It dives into the very marrow of those works and accomplishes brilliant and suggestive explorations of the feints and allusions that make them great... Cooley and Kroetsch partner one another, dance with the words they both love and respect." Aritha van Herk, Alberta Views, November 2016
"Cooley paints Kroetsch (19272011) as a Canadian Weldon Kees, as a man well known in certain circles as a celebrated writer, effuse in his friendships yet wandering much of his life and, like Odysseus, never quite sure of home.... Kroetsch had a passion for lists, for cataloging, his language catapulting emotion like the language of Gertrude Stein. One can read into his work the influence of Walt Whitman and Mark Twain, language without sentiment, crisp lines without meandering. Kroetschs language pulls readers into his world, where the heroes spend their time alone, repeating words, creating new meanings. Cooleys collection reflects on the enigma of Kroetsch and the life of a poet in the 20th century. Recommended." K. Gale, Choice Magazine, February 2017
Cuprins
Acknowledgements xi one Getting There 1 The Long Road Home two Or So It Has Been Alleged 49 The Ledger three Hearing Voices 87 Seed Catalogue four What It Was 151 Seed Catalogue five It's a Lover's Question 199 Staging Romance in The Sad Phoenician six No