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Preface | ||
List of abbreviations | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
1 | Williams, Eliot, and American tradition | 6 |
"Tradition ... cannot be inherited" | 6 | |
"The premise that serves to fix us fixes also that part of them which we remember" | 13 | |
"The otherness of tradition" | 19 | |
2 | Finding out for oneself | 26 |
"Face to face to a fact" | 26 | |
"One saturation job" | 30 | |
"The attention, and / the care" | 34 | |
"A certain doubleness by which I stand as remote from myself as from another" | 39 | |
3 | Resistance and poetic community | 47 |
"Ground, wall, cannon, tower" | 47 | |
"To find the secret of it" | 52 | |
"I take it wisdom, like style, is the man" | 58 | |
"Everything issues from the Black Chrysanthemum" | 62 | |
Self-exile and the community | 68 | |
4 | The poetics of recognition | 73 |
"If men constructed their dwellings with their own hands" | 73 | |
"A whole series of new recognitions" | 76 | |
"Maximus to Gloucester, Letter 15" | 81 | |
"He goes to war with a picture" | 86 | |
5 | Circles and boundaries | 94 |
"The real has just these boundaries we are willing to imagine" | 94 | |
"Transgressing the Real" | 104 | |
"Eris in Eros" | 117 | |
6 | Conclusion | 131 |
Endlessly rocking: Creeley and Whitman on repetition | 131 | |
"To realize the world anew": Five alternative grounding modes | 139 | |
Notes | 151 | |
Index | 165 |
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