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| Introduction | ||
| Wallace Stevens: Teaching the Anthology Pieces | 3 | |
| "The Emperor" and Its Clothes | 17 | |
| How Stevens Teaches Us to Read: "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird" | 26 | |
| Accurate Songs or Thinking-in-Poetry | 41 | |
| Introducing Wallace Stevens: Or, the Sheerly Playful and the Display of Theory in Stevens's Poetry | 51 | |
| Stevens at the Seminar Table | 63 | |
| Teaching the Long Poem: The Example of "Notes toward a Supreme Fiction" | 74 | |
| Making Sense of the Sleight-of-Hand Man | 87 | |
| Stevens's Prosody | 100 | |
| Teaching Stevens's Poetry through Rhetorical Structure | 119 | |
| Wallace Stevens in the Classroom: "More Truly and More Strange" | 129 | |
| Learning Stevens's Language: The Will & the Weather | 140 | |
| The Poles of Imagination and Reality: An Introduction to Wallace Stevens in the College Classroom | 156 | |
| Lending No Part: Teaching Stevens with Williams | 169 | |
| Teaching Wallace Stevens and Marianne Moore: The Search for an Open Mind | 179 | |
| Teaching Wallace Stevens: The Relations between Poetry and Painting | 192 | |
| A Stevens Play as Teaching Tool | 204 | |
| "Sunday Morning" at the Clavier: A Comparative Approach to Teaching Stevens | 213 | |
| Wallace Stevens, Computers, and Creative Writing | 225 | |
| "Compass and Curriculum": Teaching Stevens among the Moderns | 235 | |
| Teaching Stevens as a Late Romantic Poet | 242 | |
| Conceptualizing the Postmodern Enigma: "The Poems of Our Climate" | 257 | |
| Penelope's Experience: Teaching the Ethical Lessons of Wallace Stevens | 267 | |
| Teaching the New Stevens | 280 | |
| Works Cited | 291 | |
| Contributors | 299 | |
| Index | 303 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Jerry Butler
reviewed Teaching Wallace Stevens on February 14, 2016 Teaching Wallace Stevens
A joint biography of Charles Darwin and Thomas Huxley, two men 'linked by an idea that, one developped and the other defended'. Rich in details and informations, finely researched, perfectly structured, this book, although published in 1955, remains a biographical masterpiece for both men. Exploring their works, private lives, opinions and influences, we can here fully grasp the ferocious sagacity and tireless exhuberance of Huxley, at the service of Darwin on the contrary more reserved, discreet, and cautious. The contrast is, by the way, quite amusing.
More than that, the author also manages to dust off a Victorian era tumultuous in discoveries and debates, that are still a real pleasure to follow today. Lyell, Lamarck, Wallace, Cuvier, Owen, Wilberforce and so many others! The greatests and sharpests minds of the time are here arguing with each other about fascinating issues, some still unresolved.
sure, it's long, and, at times, quite difficult. But for whose interested in such topics this book is a biographical jewel -intense, and lively.
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