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List of Illustrations ix
Series Editor's Foreword xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Permissions xv
Introduction 1
Part I Appalachia, Race, and Pluralism
Chapter 1 Evangelizing an Anglo Equality (1883-1908) 17
Chapter 2 New York City's Cultural Pluralists (1906-1930) 41
Chapter 3 Reactionary Regionalism versus Critical Quarterlies (1925-1945) 69
Part II The Social Life of Poetry
Chapter 4 Racing the Land with Jesse Stuart's: Man with a Bull-Tongue Plow (1934) 97
Chapter 5 "Authentic Folk Feeling" in James Still's Hounds on the Mountain (1937) 125
Chapter 6 Rebinding "The Book of the Dead" into Muriel Rukeyser's U.S. 1 (1938) 161
Chapter 7 The Tight Rope of Democracy and Don West's Clods of Southern Earth (1946) 199
Notes 231
Bibliography 237
Index 261
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Lisa Bonet
reviewed The Social Life of Poetry: Appalechia, Race, and Radical Modernism on March 17, 2012
The Social Life of Poetry: Appalechia, Race, and Radical Modernism
Given the reviews, I hate to toss a damper on things. I found this book to be disappointing. I had an expectation that it dwelled in ideas, but it is a sleuth book about whether there was a relationship beyond what we know between Dickinson and her sister-in-law. Although any book that adds to Dickinson scholarship is generally a good thing, I would recommend other books that look at Dickinson's art. One other thing: there is awkward sentence construction that traipses itself annoyingly throughout this book.
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