Frost
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American cultural context in poetry
American modernist poetry analysis
American poetic tradition studies
American poetry scholarship
analysis of public literary performance
archival literary research
artist life context studies
author image construction
author studies methodology
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authorial intention debates
authorial persona studies
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creative process research
critical approaches to poetic meaning
critical biography methods
critical literary historiography
critical perspectives on poetry
cross disciplinary literary research
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historical context of poetic work
life and art connections
literary archives and documentation
literary career development
literary form and meter studies
literary influence on creative work
literary legacy evaluation
literary notebooks examination
literature and lived experience
manuscript based literary scholarship
modern American literary canon
personal experience in creative writing
poet biography and criticism
poet correspondence analysis
poet interviews as primary sources
poet reputation and reception
poetic voice development
poetics and personal history
primary source poetry research
public readings and lectures history
recorded interview interpretation
relationship between biography and literature
relationship of art and life
research using archival materials
Robert Frost literary studies
role of letters in literary interpretation
symbolism and imagery studies
thematic analysis of poetry
twentieth century American literature
Product details
- ISBN 9780870238383
- Weight: 360g
- Dimensions: 140 x 209mm
- Publication Date: 30 Mar 1993
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Although it does not attempt to revive the image of Frost as a benign, white-haired sage, this book presents him in a strikingly different light than did Lawrance Thompson's three-volume biography. William H. Pritchard sees Frost whole, demonstrating the complex interaction between the poet's life and work. Based not only on the poetry, but on letters, notebooks, recorded interviews and public appearances as well, ""Frost: A Literary Life Reconsidered"" treats the most interesting and significant aspects of Frost's life and poetry and attempts to offer an attentive, sensitive portrait of an artist whose critical reputation continues to grow.
